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Let us ask how interchange of stereoscopies can be achieved and see whey,
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blue-filters before the eyes or at the projectors. Separate optical paths of AUN eases |
SD
usually permit à Dove ly The
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electro-magnetic phase switch rotate in each of the RM images
over 10( ses TR sercopsi
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) Stereoscopies would be one that
Qy operated by merely pushing a by.
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| without effecting in any way fk
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oculars A.C. suppl 5 Tc .
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x instruments can be easily ado
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to achieve before mentioned if
way of interchanging Stereostopis
A primitive scheme is shown in figure 2. It is necessary to illuminate the photograjis
with alternate radiating light sources and to separate the images that are received at lil
eyes by a shutter rotating synchronous with the alternate radiating light sources. Inte:
change of stereoscopies is obtained by an electro magnetic phase switch at the AC. supply
for the lamps circuit, while the cir-
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cuit of the synchron shutter is left
uneffected.
'atents are applied for by the
author.
The tests were performed by
five persons at Kern & Co., Aarau.
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I'he results, that were derived from umm
their measurements on an instru-
ment of the mirror stereoscope type
show an average decrease of the
mean square error in height of P —
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50% for Stereo-Direct-Invers as 1| Binocu
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compared with single stereoscopic | | | | BN. Y B.
observation. The still more chal- ;
lenging result is the elimination Fig. 3. d
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of the subjective observation error. interesting VB 4 i
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It opens the way to more reliable work, singular as well as in shiits. It is tr
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consider the S.D.I.-method versus the doubled base/height ratio.