Orthostereoscopy

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The capture and display of three-dimensional images without spatial or depth distortion.

The practice of reproducing a 3D visual field where the perceived size, distance, and depth of objects perfectly match reality. It relies on matching the camera lenses, sensor spacing, and display optics precisely to human binocular vision. When these parameters drift, the resulting stereoscopy causes miniaturization effects or exaggerated depth.

Heard on the job

We need to maintain strict orthostereoscopy on the remote camera rig so the pilot perceives the drone's clearance accurately.