stereograph
/ˈstɛriəˌɡræf/
noun
- A pair of nearly identical photographs or images that create a three-dimensional effect when viewed through a stereoscope or with a special technique.
- Using a stereoscope, the two flat images in the stereograph merged into a single 3D view.
- My grandmother showed me a stereograph of the Grand Canyon from the 1920s.
- The antique shop sold a stereograph of a Victorian street scene.
verb
- To take or produce a stereograph; to create a pair of images that give a three-dimensional effect.
- They decided to stereograph the wedding ceremony for a more immersive album.
- In the workshop, we were taught how to stereograph objects using a special camera rig.
- The photographer learned to stereograph landscapes by taking two photos from slightly different angles.