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Viewing Stereo Images,
p.106
Each pair of images comprise a stereo pair. When viewed properly you
will see a three-dimensional view of the subject. To do this, you must
look at the left image with your left eye and the right image with
your right eye. The following steps may assist you in viewing the stereo
image:
1. Using stereo viewing glasses of +5 to +8
diopters.
2. Situate yourself in a comfortable viewing
position with good lighting on the stereo image
pair.
3. With both the print and your eyes level,
place the image very close (2 inches) to
your face with the left image in front of your left eye and the
right image in front of your right
eye. You should see a single out-of-focus image.
4. Slowly increase the distance between your
eyes and the image until you see a sharp stereo
image.
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Ophthalmic Photography:
Retinal Photography, Angiography, and Electronic Imaging
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