stereoscopic pair

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stereoscopic pair [¦ster·ē·ə¦skäp·ik ′per]

(graphic arts)

Two photographs with sufficient overlap of detail to make possible stereoscopic examination of an object or an area common to both.

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No references found			They act as a stereoscopic pair and without any artificial aids can be viewed as a three-dimensional scene. A stereoscopic view of Comet Lulin by Welch, Alan / Journal of the British Astronomical Association The two flat images together are known as a stereoscopic pair. Distinctive image by Sieg, Albert L. / PSA Journal At first I thought that the winking-girl postcard was created from four interlaced images: a stereoscopic pair of images with the woman when her eyes are open and her lips parted, and another pair when she smiles and winks. With a wink of an eye by Machniewska, Malgorzata / Afterimage			stereophonics Stereophotogrammetric Instruments Stereophotogrammetric Survey Stereophotogrammetry Stereoplanigraph Stereoprojector stereopsis stereopticon Stereoregular Polymer Stereoroentgenography stereorubber Stereoscope stereoscopic Stereoscopic Base Length stereoscopic camera Stereoscopic Effect stereoscopic heightfinder Stereoscopic Image stereoscopic imaging stereoscopic microscope Stereoscopic Model Stereoscopic Motion Pictures Stereoscopic Motion-Picture Camera Stereoscopic Motion-Picture Filming Stereoscopic Motion-Picture Projection Equipment stereoscopic pair stereoscopic parallax stereoscopic photography stereoscopic power stereoscopic radius stereoscopic rangefinder stereoscopic system Stereoscopic Television stereoscopic vision stereoscopy stereoselective reaction stereoselectivity stereospecific polymer Stereospecific Polymerization stereospecific synthesis stereospecificity Stereospondyli Stereotaxic Technique stereotaxis stereotomy stereotropism Stereotype Stereotype, Dynamic Stereotypy sterhydraulic steric anomaly			Stereoscopic 3d Stereoscopic Base Length stereoscopic camera stereoscopic cover Stereoscopic Effect stereoscopic extraoral radiographic examination stereoscopic extraoral radiographic examination stereoscopic extraoral radiographic examination stereoscopic extraoral radiographic examination Stereoscopic Field of View Stereoscopic goggles Stereoscopic goggles Stereoscopic goggles stereoscopic heightfinder Stereoscopic image Stereoscopic image Stereoscopic image Stereoscopic imaging Stereoscopic imaging Stereoscopic imaging Stereoscopic Mapping and Rescaling Technology stereoscopic microscope stereoscopic microscope stereoscopic microscope stereoscopic model stereoscopic model Stereoscopic Motion Pictures Stereoscopic Motion-Picture Camera Stereoscopic Motion-Picture Filming Stereoscopic Motion-Picture Projection Equipment stereoscopic pair stereoscopic parallax stereoscopic parallax Stereoscopic Particle Image Velocimetry stereoscopic photograph stereoscopic photography stereoscopic picture stereoscopic power stereoscopic radiograph stereoscopic radiograph stereoscopic radiograph stereoscopic radius Stereoscopic rangefinder stereoscopic system Stereoscopic Television Stereoscopic View Stereoscopic View Stereoscopic View stereoscopic vision stereoscopic vision stereoscopic vision stereoscopic vision stereoscopic vision stereoscopically stereoscopically stereoscopically stereoscopies stereoscopies stereoscopies stereoscopist stereoscopist

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