Device for deriving three dimensional effects from a single two

Details Device for deriving three dimensional effects from a single two Device for deriving three dimensional effects from a single two

1992-05-27

1994-07-05

Sugarman, Scott J.

Optical: systems and elements

Relief illusion

Reflected line of sight

359472, 359473, 359482, G02B 2722

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053272846

ABSTRACT:
An optical device which provides a three dimensional view of a two dimensional image, such as a television picture. A plurality of mirrors is utilized to present to the two eyes images which are displaced from positions which would normally occur without the interposition of said optical device. As a part of this process, the two images are slightly rotated in opposite directions. When the mirrors are suitably adjusted, the two displaced images appear to merge and form a three dimensional image.

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