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stereoscope

An optical instrument designed for viewing two separate images of the same scene, taken from slightly different angles, to create a single three-dimensional image.
Noun
pl: stereoscopes

Meanings

Noun

An optical instrument designed for viewing two separate images of the same scene, taken from slightly different angles, to create a single three-dimensional image.

The museum displayed an antique stereoscope alongside a collection of vintage slides.

Examples

The museum displayed an antique stereoscope from the nineteenth century.

The museum displayed an antique stereoscope from the nineteenth century.

History

Look through this stereoscope to see the landscape in three dimensions.

Look through this stereoscope to see the landscape in three dimensions.

Trivia

I wonder if this old stereoscope still works.

I wonder if this old stereoscope still works.

The science teacher used a stereoscope to explain how binocular vision works.

The science teacher used a stereoscope to explain how binocular vision works.

School Life

He spent the afternoon browsing through a collection of stereoscope cards.

He spent the afternoon browsing through a collection of stereoscope cards.

History

Wow this stereoscope makes the image look so real.

Wow this stereoscope makes the image look so real.

A stereoscope creates a 3D effect by presenting a slightly different image to each eye.

A stereoscope creates a 3D effect by presenting a slightly different image to each eye.

Trivia

She carefully cleaned the lenses of the brass stereoscope.

She carefully cleaned the lenses of the brass stereoscope.

The detective found a vintage stereoscope hidden in the attic of the manor.

Detective

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