stereoscopic

• Relatif à une technique ou à un procédé visant à créer ou à renforcer l'illusion de la profondeur dans une image en présentant deux perspectives légèrement différentes pour chaque œil.

Relating to or denoting a technique or process for creating or enhancing the illusion of depth in an image by presenting two slightly different perspectives to each eye.

1. C1formal

   Of or relating to a stereoscope, an optical instrument for viewing two slightly different pictures to create a three-dimensional effect.

   Stéréoscopique

   • The museum displayed a collection of stereoscopic cards from the 19th century.
   • He adjusted the stereoscopic viewer to see the image in 3D.
   • Stereoscopic photography was a popular form of entertainment in Victorian times.

2. C1formal

   Of or relating to stereoscopy, the technique of creating or enhancing the illusion of depth in an image by presenting two offset images separately to each eye.

   relatif à la stéréoscopie

   • Modern 3D movies use stereoscopic technology to create depth perception.
   • The scientist developed a new stereoscopic imaging system for medical diagnostics.
   • Stereoscopic vision allows us to perceive the world in three dimensions.

   Synonymesstereothree-dimensional

   Antonymesplanartwo-dimensional