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How does stereoscopy work and how is it developed? I've been looking through websites and can't find a clear answer to either of the two questions. Wikipedia does not help.

How do i know if my PC screen is equipped with Stereoscopy(3D)? i have just bought the game, James Cameron's Avatar, which you can play in 3D but it states that your Computer screen must be equipped with Stereoscopy. But i am not should if my screen has got it, so was just wondering how you would find that out? Cheers Steve

Does someone knows how to do a wiggle stereoscopy? Like this: http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3464/3364409850_1b8cf89a6b_o.gif because i've tried with StereoPhotoMaker but i just can't add the effect, my image only goes side by side without sense. Please help.

Doppler effect?? Stereoscopy?? Science fair? Can you please define the Doppler effect and stereoscopy in simple terms? I can't really understand it... And in your opinion, which one would make a better science fair project? Thanks. =]

What is the photography field coming to? when a camera has to be like this http://www.stereoscopy.com/news/200609-3dworldcamera.jpg To me, that is just too many, I have heard of twin lens reflex cameras, but what the heck is this monstrosity? ok, here is one with 4 lens' but it's nor SLR though http://www.amazon.com/Lomography-Action-Sampler-4-lens-Camera/dp/B0001HM7NU

how do i get stereoscopic HD cameras? ok. i like the stereoscopy as a way of get a good photography on documentary and independent film..... but... how do i get that kind of camara on HDV format?

how to calculate 3D coordinates by stereo pair of images? what the equations I can use to get the x y and z coordinates from pair of images by stereoscopy if the rotation angle is during y-axis

Cross Vision Health Risk? Hi, I am doing an essay on stereoscopy and wanted to know that if a person constantly cross their eyes for long periods of time that this may cause a health risk in the near future?

photography? 7: _______ is a phenomenon in photography in which the image recorded on a negative or on a photographic print is wholly or partially reversed in tone. birefringence cyanotype solarization imaging 8: In solarization, the thin line that is generated around areas of contrasting tone is called a Mackie Line. True False -- -- 9: ________ is any technique capable of recording three-dimensional visual information or creating the illusion of depth in an image. stereoscopic imaging 3-D (three-dimensional) imaging stereoscopy all of the above 10: ______ is a consequence of the fact that at low light levels the eye-brain visual response is slower. The ultimate effect of this is the illusion of depth. the Pulfrich effect the zone method stereoscopy solarization 11: Although the "wiggle" method is an excellent way of previewing stereoscopic images, it cannot actually be considered a true three-dimensional stereoscopic format. true false -- -- 12: Sunlight is the most available free infrared light source, but the quality and quantity of the radiation depends on atmospheric conditions. true false -- --