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Click and drag to rotate the stereoscopic viewmaster! For maximum 'whoa' value, 'spin' it with the 'spin' buttons, and then play with the perspective and appearant distance.
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Here's the ViewMaster in a non-stereoscopic context, for those of you who can't find your blue-and-red-glasses. | ||
This is a scale model of a viewmaster I inherited from my grandparents. It has a number of reels in the box with it, and a catalogue of newly released discs, dated September, 1950. If you know the model number of this particular viewMaster , please e-mail me.
The viewmaster was my first contact with stereo imaging. I have been puzzling over how two different flat images can produce of model of such depth since about the age of two. The same principle upon which the viewmaster works allows you to view the model in 3D, if you have the right glasses.
See also this stereoscopic globe.
3D equation graph of the month
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Updated November 17, 1997
