Explore: Stereophotography

Stereoscopy, also called stereoscopics or stereo imaging, is a technique for creating or enhancing the illusion of depth in an image by means of stereopsis

Assured farms. May has had a lifelong interest in collecting Victorian stereophotography. In 2009, with co-author Elena Vidal, he published his second book

full-size sculpture. Newcastle University was commissioned to use stereophotography to scan and create a computer-generated replica of the model. The

January 24, 1906, Estanave filed for French patent 371.487 for a stereophotography device and stereoscopy using line sheets. It included his "changing"

50 underwater archaeologists, students and technicians employing stereophotography and other developed techniques to record the position of each object

daguerreotypes, the largest collection of portraits in the Netherlands, stereophotography or Dutch landscapes by Rembrandt and his pupils, the Print Room has

bilateral symmetry and little or no deposition uprange. Analysis of stereophotography of Tolstoj ejecta northeast of the crater suggests that this deposit

May 2011 at the Wayback Machine Photos of the church 3D anaglyptic stereophotography of the Rotbertus Capitals in the Basilique Notre-Dame du Port High-resolution

Hildesheim for the excavation. In 1937 aerial investigation making use of stereophotography for the first time ever brought sensational revelations. Areas of

Surveying from the Air" Military Engineer. Nov.–Dec. 1923 Bagley, J.W. "Stereophotography in Aerial Mapping" Military Engineer. May–June 1924 Bagley, J.W. "Study