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<p>From stereoview cards to large-format IMAX films, 3-D technology's heightened realism and powerful visual allure have held audiences captive for over a century and a half. The technology, known as stereoscopy, creates an illusion of depth by presenting two slightly different images to the eye in print or on-screen. The advent of stereoscopic film technology excited both filmmakers and audiences, as a means of replicating all of the sounds, colors, movement, and dimensionality of life and natu
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- Author
- Ray Zone
- Publisher
- University Press of Kentucky; The University Press of Kentucky
- Published
- 2007
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780813145891
- Category
- performing arts
- Subjects
- History, Engineering, Mathematics
- Updated
- 2026-03-24
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