The pairs of photographs on the card may be viewed with a stereoscope to produce a vivid and clear three-dimensional image.
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For example, as instead of watching her television set she got from Donald for Christmas, she watches pictures on her old stereoscope.
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Contrary to a common assertion, David Brewster did not invent the stereoscope, as he himself was often at pains to make clear.
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Towne's " adjustive Stereoscope " is no more than a direct-viewing aid with a septum and pinhole oculars.
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He first studied under Ishida Yktei, a member of the KanM school and ultimately a bigger influence on Lkyo than the stereoscope images.
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In the mid-1800s, many a parlor had a stereoscope for viewing 3-D images of places its users would never visit.
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The audience enters the theater facing an oversized stereoscope, which, like America, creates the illusion of a single vision out of several.
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The chronicle continues with stereoscopic images _ wittily including people in exotic dress and far-off lands gazing through stereoscopes at other stereoscopic images.
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In the 1980s and 1990s, Shoemaker used film taken at the stereoscope, to find objects which moved against the background of fixed stars.
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Wheatstone invented the stereoscope, an optical device ( in Wheatstone's case using mirrors ) to present different images to the two eyes.
