stereoscope
stereoscope
Definition
stereo·scope (ster′ē ə skōp′, stir′-)
noun
an instrument with two eyepieces through which a pair of photographs of the same scene or subject, taken at slightly different angles, are viewed side by side: the two photographs are seen as a single picture apparently having depth, or three dimensions
stereoscope
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- use: Photographic interpreters worked around the clock using stereoscopes to create a 3D image to be studied closely.
Noun used with modifier
- mirror: Topcon mirror stereoscopes are available for viewing the photographs stereoscopically.
Browse dictionary entries near stereoscope
- stereopticon
- stereopsis
- stereophonic
- stereometry
- stereoisomer
- stereography
- stereograph
- stereogram
- stereochemistry
- stereobate
- stereoscopic
- stereoscopy
- stereotaxis
- stereotaxy
- stereotomy
- stereotropism
- stereotype
- stereotyped
- stereotypical
- stereotypy
