stereoscopy

• “It's more than 170 years since Sir Charles Wheatstone's first experiments in stereoscopy, which is now the most commonly used technique to create 3D images.”

  Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph

• “The most basic way to do this is stereoscopy, which is essentially showing a slightly different image to each eye, which the brain mashes together into a 3D image.”

  Gizmodo

• “Queen, is releasing a book that contains some of the earliest stereoscopy, which is the original term for 3-D.”

  Fast Company

• “The most basic way to do this is stereoscopy, which is essentially showing a slightly different image to each eye which the brain mashes together into a 3D image.”

  Original Signal - Transmitting Gadgets

• “This last area is particularly worrying because in the entire history of 3D cinema (which is almost old as the history of cinema itself) there are only a handful of moments which justify the headache-inducing horrors of "stereoscopy".”

  Film | guardian.co.uk

• “Eventually head tracking and multiple position auto-stereoscopy will become the norm, and I would wager that before that happens, 2-D will always be available.”

  Martin Scorsese Says Even Films Like Precious Should Be in 3D | /Film

• “Vince, do you mean that a stereo cinema image exacerbates her stereoscopy problem - beyond the difficulty she has generally with perceiving objects in stereo?”

  Martin Scorsese Says Even Films Like Precious Should Be in 3D | /Film

• “Lenny Lipton—a pioneer in stereoscopy, the technical name for 3-D—says that the entry of 3-D into theaters today differs from the way consumers were introduced to previous cinematic innovations.”

  The Wall Street Journal: The Godfathers Of Film Take On 3-D*

• “Shot in 2D and then clumsily converted into 3D for cinemas (becoming a touchstone text for the flaws of forced stereoscopy), Clash actually looks better on DVD, where it may appeal to tweenage boys who'll get a kick out of the grappling giant scorpions and thumping sword-and-sandal action.”

  The Guardian: Mark Kermode's DVD round-up: Clash of the Titans; Hierro; The Bounty Hunter

• “Using stereoscopy as a tool to build the landscape into a 3 Dimensional representation, “Deconstruct” highlights the frantic nature of the city in a novel format, conveying its transience through clever editing and overlay techniques.”

  Buziaulane

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