Three-Dimensional Photography - Principles of Stereoscopy

INDEX 333
optical characteristics of, 39
orthostereo, 145
pantoscope, 37
projection, 175 ff.
Pulfrich, 38
Realist, 29
Richard, 35
Ryker, 38
spacing, 28
swan prism, 194
table, 36
Taxiphot, 35
T.D.C., 30
Telebinocular, 37
therapeutic, 36
35mm, 28
variable focus, 34
Verascope, 31
Viewmaster, 28
Wheatstone, 37, 38, 201
Stereoscopic:
diplopia, 50
dynamic diplopia, 51
effect, 202
errors, 140
exercise, 45
idiosyncrasy, 44
perception, 43, 231
Stereopositive, 308
Stereoscopy, special phases, 289 ff.
forensic, 291
in advertising, 289
industrial, 291
in education, 291
in medicine, 211
radiography, 292
restricted subjects, 291
Stereo Vivid, 189
Stereotach, 7, 26, 274, 285
Subjective projection, 43
Supermacro stereo, 245
Supplementary lenses, 242, 244
S.V.E. projector, 184
Synchronizers, mechanical, 104
T
Taxiphot, Richard, 35, 309
T.D.C. viewer, 30
Telebinocular, 33

Telestereoscope, 260

Telestereoscop y , 2 19

Therapeutic stereo, 36, 201, 301

35mm cameras, 27

3-D viewers, 170

Time and temperature, 305

Tolerance (proj.), 198

Toning, gold, 311

thiocarbamide, 312

Transparencies, 310

Transposition, 75

film base, 79

glass based images, 79

methods of, 79

prints, 80

double exposure, 221

masked double exposure, 221

Trick work, 56, 145, 221 ff.

Tripod, 94, 223

V

Variable focus, 34, 133

Vectograph, 167, 170, 173, 216, 294, 297

as a photograph, 217

as a transparency, 216

in medicine, 217

in projection, 216

Verascope, 21

Viewers, see stereoscope

Vergence, 53

Viewmaster, 28

camera, 13

mounts, 81

Visual angle, 12

comfort, 302

skill, 303

Vivid camera, 16

projector, 189

viewer, 28

Washing, 307

Wheatstone, 21 1

lt’heatstone theory, 52

FVide film, 286

Window trimming, 85 ff., 311

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placement, 87

n

Telestereography, (^60) X-Ray, 211, 217, 292