Stereoscopic cameras

Stereoscopic cameras use two lenses spaced apart, similar to human eyes, to capture images from slightly different angles. When these images are combined, they create a sense of depth, allowing viewers to perceive three-dimensionality. This technology enhances realism in photography, videography, and virtual reality by mimicking how our brains interpret distance and depth from two viewpoints. Stereoscopic cameras are commonly used in 3D movies, immersive simulation, and advanced imaging systems, providing richer visual experiences through depth perception.