Graphic Media Research: Pokescope

PokeScope^TM 3D Viewer
A Pocket Stereoscope for Computers!

Brand new for 2001, a compact folding prismatic stereoscope for viewing stereo pair images of any size.

"... the PokeScope is one of the best designed and crafted devices ever to reach the market."
-- Stereo World Magazine.

The view through a PokeScope 3D viewer. (Simulation.)
PokeScope viewer causes the left and right images to be superimposed. The dark field around each image eliminates distractions from the view.

Works with:

Stereo images on computer screens
Stereo prints of any size
Traditional stereo cards

Features:

Low distortion, glass prisms
Complete framing of the stereo view
Portable - folds into a 2 inch square shape

Closed, sealed, and ready for your pocket: 2 inch (5 cm) square shape.

How to Operate:

Open your PokeScope viewer all the way until the inner eyepieces lock in place.
Hold the PokeScope viewer by the outer shells with the smaller windows toward you.
Look at a stereo pair through the Pokescope viewer.
Move toward or away from the image pair until at least one image is completely in view.
Adjust the larger windows until each eye sees just one image. You should now perceive a 3D view.

For a 17 inch computer monitor, your viewing distance should be about 2 feet.

Order from www.pokescope.com. Information.

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