stereopticon การใช้

• The opening image is of a giant, antique stereopticon hanging above the stage.
• In places like New York, the results were projected by stereopticon onto the sides of newspaper buildings.
• A . They work somewhat the way an old-fashioned stereopticon viewer ( holding two slightly different photos ) works.
• Among other things it featured a lecture on butterfly hunting, illustrated by stereopticon slides, by museum director John Adams Comstock.
• A stereopticon image of an upper-middle-class assembly in their Sunday best dissolves enchantingly to reveal the real people behind it.
• An antecedent of the stereopticon and Cinerama, panoramas were continuous scenes made to conform to a flat or curved background surrounding the viewer.
• The plan was to make the pictures successively blend into one another in the dissolving stereopticon, avoiding an optical  jar as much as possible.
• Stephen Sack has scoured the Bibliotheque Nationale in Paris for stereopticon images, an early version of 3-D, which he joins together and rephotographs.
• He gave stereopticon lectures throughout Buffalo and Dawson counties promoting the company's irrigated lands in south Texas, and made plans to move there himself.
• A double stereopticon image miraculously coalesces and dissolves into a live, breathtakingly costumed ensemble; the panoramic backdrop bleeds into different colors like a sensitive mood ring.
• In short order the spreading fire ignited a mixture of lighting gas & oxygen from a malfunctioning stereopticon machine being used to present a magic lantern show at intermission.
• Among her most famous Photorealist works are " Flamingo Stereopticon ", " Lincoln Center Reclining Figure " and " Winged Narcissus ".
• The stereopticon views of the early skyscrapers in " Across the Sea of Time " show us a New York before air and space travel dwarfed the skyline.
• During the Fall Term, 1886, the society hosted Professor Spenser Baird Newberry and his stereopticon entertainments, most notably show featuring vistas of Athens, Constantinople and Egypt.
• It was nominated for being one of Minnesota's most famous landmarks to early travelers and tourists; a popular subject for stereopticon images, travel literature, and folklore.
• Audiences enjoyed trained dog shows, wrestling matches, Humpty Dumpty Vaudeville and Variety shows consisting of acrobatics, juggling, and farce, the Boston Operatic Minstrels and stereopticon shows.
• The spectacle, which is given an old-fangled, stereopticon cast by lighting designer Paul Palazzo, grows bigger as the siblings'imaginative quest enlarges from naturalism to fantasy.
• The show has been described as " a musical, historical, stereopticon projections, extravaganza, farce-comedy, vaudeville, local comedy, burlesque, and even minstrelsy ."
• His odyssey is punctuated by flashbacks to the city circa 1916, presented in gigantic blowups of black-and-white stereopticon pictures of the Brooklyn Bridge, Ellis Island and other landmarks.
• Sack, who appropriates rather than duplicates an old process, has examined thousands of pairs of stereopticon images to find a handful that capture for him the way we imagine and remember places.