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3D and Holography Dinesh Padiyar Distinguished Lecture Series Osher Lifelong Learning Institute.

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1 3D and Holography Dinesh Padiyar Distinguished Lecture Series Osher Lifelong Learning Institute

2 Attempts by artists to show 3d and perspective Early theories of 3d vision Modern theories of 3d vision Devices to view 3d Viewing 3d without devices Holography

3 REPRESENTATIONS OF 3D IN ART

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43 PHYSIOLOGY OF 3D VISION – Monocular cues, Accomodation, Vergence and Binocular Disparity

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