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4.11.3. Stereoscopes
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- 1.
What is a stereoscope?
Hint
Think about how we see depth using our two eyes.
- 2.
Name one type of stereoscope.
Hint
Which kind is portable?
- 3.
What is the primary function of a stereoscope?
- To measure distances
- To observe stereo-pairs for depth perception
- To analyze single images
- None of the above
Hint
Think about how depth is perceived.
- 4.
True or False: A mirror stereoscope can often present a larger area than a lens stereoscope.
- True
- False
Hint
Recall the differences between the two types.
- 5.
Describe a scenario where using a stereoscope would enhance fieldwork in photogrammetry. Explain how you'd set it up.
Hint
Consider the essential steps involved in using stereo-images.
- 6.
Critically compare the use of lens stereoscopes and mirror stereoscopes in classroom settings versus fieldwork.
Hint
Reflect on practical observations and teamwork benefits.
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