stereoscopic
/,stiəriəs'kɔpik/ Cách viết khác : (stereoscopical) /,stiəriəs'kɔpikəl/
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Definition
- Adjective:
- Relating to or involving the perception of depth or three-dimensional structure: "stereoscopic" describes the quality of vision or an image that provides the illusion of depth, typically created by presenting two slightly different images separately to each eye.
- Relating to a stereoscope: "stereoscopic" also pertains to the design, function, or use of a stereoscope, an optical instrument for viewing such images.
Usage and Examples
- Adjective:
- Humans have stereoscopic vision, which allows us to judge distances accurately.
- The museum displayed stereoscopic photographs from the 19th century.
- Virtual reality headsets create a convincing stereoscopic effect.
Advanced Usage
- "stereoscopic display": A screen technology that presents different images to each eye to create a 3D effect.
- The new gaming monitor features a high-refresh-rate stereoscopic display.
- "stereoscopic acuity": The sharpness or precision of depth perception.
- Pilots are tested for excellent stereoscopic acuity.
Variants and Related Words
- Stereoscopically (adverb): In a stereoscopic manner.
- The scene was rendered stereoscopically for the 3D film.
- Stereoscopy (noun): The technique or phenomenon of creating the perception of depth.
- Stereoscopy is the principle behind 3D movies.
Synonyms
- Three-dimensional (3D): Having or appearing to have length, width, and depth.
- Binocular: Involving or relating to the use of both eyes, often in the context of vision.
Related Phrases and Technical Terms
- "stereoscopic image/picture": A pair of two-dimensional images that, when viewed correctly, produce a single image with depth.
- He collected antique stereoscopic pictures of European cities.
- "stereoscopic vision/depth perception": The ability to perceive the world in three dimensions.
- Predators often have highly developed stereoscopic vision for hunting.
Adjective
- of or relating to stereoscopy
- stereoscopic vision
- of or relating to a stereoscope
- stereoscopic lenses