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anaglyph Stereogram consisting of two superimposed and laterally displaced drawings or photographs of the same scene but taken from two directions and in complementary colours (usually red and green). If the anaglyphs are viewed through filters of the same colour, one to each eye, and induce retinal disparity (of a fixed amount) they give rise to the perception of depth or stereopsis. A set of cards, or targets on the same card, to induce various amounts of retinal disparity can be used to detect and train fusion and stereopsis (e.g. Tranaglyphs). See complementary colour; retinal disparity; sensory fusion; depth perception; random-dot stereogram; stereopsis. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| ``Gone are the days of the anaglyph red and blue
paper glasses. Unlike traditional anaglyph (red and blue) 3D, REAL D
Digital 3D leverages digital cinema projection technology to eliminate
eye fatigue, ensuring moviegoers enjoy the most comfortable 3D viewing
experience possible. Because of the many nooks and crannies in the anaglyph (medallion),
sanding is not practical. |
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