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Each image is labeled with a legal notification of copyright. As artist and photographer of these images, I retain all rights of copyright. To promote interest in stereoscopic history, you may save and print a copy of any or all of the 18 images that appear on this page, with the following restrictions:
(1) Do not change any image or its gray mount.
(2) If printed, the image must include the gray mount and must be printed exactly seven inches (180mm) wide to fit a traditional Holmes Stereoscope.
(3) The image may not be bought or sold nor used for any commercial, advertising, or promotional purposes. |
Stereoview cards are also known as Stereographs. Other terms such as Stereoscopy, or 3D imaging, refer to several techniques for creating or enhancing the illusion of depth.
A skill which you may wish to develop is called "Freeviewing", or learning to see the images in 3 dimensions without using a viewing device.
The Stereoview cards on this page were designed to be used with a popular 19th century device called the "Holmes Stereoscope". For a useful description of various kinds of 3D images (and viewing methods), follow this link to Wikipedia's article on Stereoscopy.
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See the Leitz Stereoly attachment adapted for a digital camera
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This page features Low Resolution 3-D photos for slow Internet connections.
(Return to the page of High Resolution 3-D photos.) |
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