Anaglyph
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An anaglyph is an
image in which one view of the scene is portrayed in one color (typically,
red) and another view is portrayed in another color (typically aqua or
cyan).
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An anaglyph is viewed through glasses that have (typically) a red filter over the left eye and a blue or green filter over the right eye. | ||
When the anaglyph is viewed through glasses like shown above, the lenses produce a separate view for each eye. The two views mimic retinal disparity patterns associated with depth and portions of the scene are experienced as being at different distances from the observer. | ||
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