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Stereoscopic Effect

the three-dimensional perception of an object received when viewing two flat perspective images of the object. A stereoscopic effect is produced when the following main conditions are met: each eye must see only a single image; the images must be positioned relative to the eyes in such a way that the corresponding (from conjugate points) lines of sight intersect; and any differences in the scale of the images must not exceed 16 percent.

Distinctions are made between direct, inverse, and zero stereoscopic effects. A direct effect corresponds to the actual spatial position of the points of an object and arises when the left and right images are viewed by, respectively, the left and right eyes. Reversing the positions of the images gives rise to an inverse stereoscopic effect, and a rotation of the images by 90° will create a zero effect. Stereoscopes facilitate the creation of a stereoscopic effect.

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With some powerful processing and smart algorithms Samsung 3D TVs are able to convert the 2D content into a 3D Stereoscopic effect, all in real time," said Justin.

3D TV at home: The biggest breakthrough to hit home theater in years by Albawaba.com

His technique, after setting the scene, is to shift the focus of attention alternately from North America to India and back again, producing something like a stereoscopic effect, wherein the Anglo American events of 1775-83 are considered in not merely an Atlantic but also an Anglo-Indian context.

P. J. Marshall, The Making and Unmaking of Empires: Britain, India, ... by Sewell, Keith C. / Fides et Historia

Among them, the world's largest 65-inch 3D display is enabled with 12 views and is based on a barrier type technology that generates a stereoscopic effect by creating a distance discrepancy between the human's left and right eyes.

AUO to showcase latest technologies at Display Taiwan 2009 by The Taiwan Economic News

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