Stereoscopic Viewing

We live in a three-dimensional world. The human visual system can process the slightly different views of the world and translate the views into the perception of depth. This process is called stereopsis.

In the last two centuries much effort has been devoted to the reproduction of depth perception, primarily with photography and more recently with computer graphic images.

Stereoscopic/3D viewing can help a viewer make faster, more accurate, and more enjoyable interpretations of imagery. The SD2620W StereoMirror™ monitor, in particular, creates an unprecedented level of stereo/3D viewing quality and viewer comfort.

Stereo viewing is useful for the following applications:

Photogrammetry and remote sensing

Geospatial image analysis

Geophysical modeling

Molecular modeling

Computer games

Oil and gas exploration

Architecture and mechanical design

Stereo photography or videography

Medical imaging (not as yet FDA 510(k) approved)

• Surgical planning

The StereoMirror monitor

Teaching of anatomy

Simulation

Complex data analysis

For some individuals, prolonged use of any stereoscopic monitor may cause discomfort. Take a break from stereo viewing if you sense eye fatigue. Individuals who are unaccustomed to using stereoscopic 3D monitors may require a period of adaptation.

User’s Guide 1

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Planar SD2620W manual Stereoscopic Viewing, Surgical planning