anaglyphical
/ænəg'lifik/ Cách viết khác : (anaglyphical) /ænəg'lifikəl/
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Definition
- Adjective:
- Relating to anaglyphs: Pertaining to a method of producing a stereoscopic (three-dimensional) effect by combining two images of the same object, taken from slightly different angles, and viewing them through colored filters (one for each eye).
- Relating to anaglyphy: Concerning the art or process of carving, embossing, or decorating in low relief.
Usage and Examples
- Adjective:
- The museum displayed an anaglyphical picture that required red-cyan glasses to see the 3D effect.
- The book contained anaglyphical illustrations, with intricate designs raised slightly from the page.
Advanced Usage
- Technical/Artistic Context: The term is primarily used in specialized fields like photography, printing, and art history to describe works or techniques involving raised images or stereoscopic visuals.
- Early 20th-century anaglyphical postcards were popular novelties.
Variants and Related Words
- Anaglyph (n): The stereoscopic picture itself or an object carved in low relief.
- He viewed the anaglyph through special glasses.
- Anaglyphy (n): The art or process of creating anaglyphs.
- The course covered the history of anaglyphy.
Synonyms
- Relief (in the context of sculpture): As in .
- Stereoscopic (in the context of 3D imaging): Pertaining to creating a three-dimensional effect.
Notes on Meaning
- The first meaning (relating to stereoscopic 3D images) is more common in modern technical use.
- The second meaning (relating to carved relief) is more common in historical or artistic contexts. Both meanings relate to the creation of a perceived three-dimensional form from a two-dimensional surface.
Adjective
- related to anaglyphs or anaglyphy