Tridimensional Dispaly

Jean-François COLONNA
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Abstract: How to display tridimensional objects on a bidimensional medium?

Keywords: Tridimensional display, Visualisation tridimensionnelle.

Contents of this page:

1-ANAGLYPHS:
2-STEREOGRAMS:
3-AUTOSTEREOGRAMS:

Three main methods of tridimensional displays on a bidimensional medium are available:

1-ANAGLYPHS:

special glasses

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2-STEREOGRAMS:

see more examples

3-AUTOSTEREOGRAMS:

the tridimensional object appears with the color of the texture

see more examples

More information

do you want to know how to generate an autostereogram with a C test program?

In the three cases, animations can be computed. They need a little training to be appreciated...

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