Use for pairs of photographs taken with two lenses such that, when viewed with special devices, the two images appear to form a single, three-dimensional image. May be daguerreotypes, negatives, or other forms. For those in the form of photographic prints on cards, the most common type, use "stereographs."
AAT
3000162872
tissue stereographs
stereographs
parallax stereographs
half stereographs
anaglyphs
photographs, stereoscopic
stereo pairs
stereo photographs
stereo views
stereograms
stereophotographs
stereos (photographs)
stereoviews
sterescopic views
views, stereo
12yrs ago
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