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Matt writes "The stereoscope used lenses to make each eye see a separate image. It was wildly popular. In some ways it was the first "television," found in the living-rooms and parlors of every self-respecting European and American family. 168 years later, the same basic principle is still used to create 3D movies and photographs. Here I've created my first stereo pair" Link.
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Matt writes "The stereoscope used lenses to make each eye see a separate image. It was wildly popular. In some ways it was the first "television," found in the living-rooms and parlors of every self-respecting European and American family. 168 years later, the same basic principle is still used to create 3D movies and photographs. Here I've created my first stereo pair" Link.
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Jan 4, 2006 10:07 AM
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