stereoscopic imaging LastModified: Thursday, January 08, 2009
Also called stereoscopy or 3D imaging stereoscopic imaging is a technique used to record and display 3D (three dimensional) images or an illusion of depth in an image. Stereoscopic images provide spatial information that trick a user's brain into believing and seeing depth in the images. See also 3D Stereo technology.
3D Stereo Technology: Is it Ready for Prime Time? On the computer, we look at a 2D flat screen that, by its very nature, displays only an equally flat rendering of a scene. The effect is that of being a spectator, like looking at a photograph. You get the impression of what it would be like, but you're not really there. NVIDIA GeForce 3D Stereo Now with support for Microsoft Windows Vista and the latest GeForce 8 series GPUs, you can play the hottest games and feel like you're part of the action rather than watching it happen. Sharky Extreme Reporting on the latest hardware and software technology for the PC enthusiast. Stereoscopic Imaging Stereoscopic Imaging has captivated the public since its inception in 1851. It is a wonderful and powerful visual illusion in which each eye sees a slightly different image.	related categories: 3-D Graphics Hardware related terms: 3D graphics 3-D graphics bump mapping GPU PC pixel vector virtual virtual reality Microscopes stereoscopic imaging Products Shop by Top Models: Barska Optics AY11228 Dual-View Microscope 2 store offers from $239 - $240 Barska Optics AY11230 Trinocular Microscope 3 store offers from $258 - $280 Omano OM9949 Binocular Microscope 1 store offers from $799 - $799 Omano OMV Binocular Microscope 1 store offers from $469 - $469 Omano OM4713 Binocular Microscope 1 store offers from $289 - $289