stereoscopyn.
/stɛriːˈɒskəpi/ The art or practice of using the stereoscope.
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microscopy1665
telescopy1802
photometry1807
stereoscopy1861
polariscopy1872
ultramicroscopy1906
pseudoscopy1910
fluorescence microscopy1932
stroboscopy1932
electron microscopy1934
phase microscopy1946
X-ray microscopy1948
strioscopy1967
stereoviewing1968
transmission electron microscopy1968
photopolarimetry1974
STM1982
1861 Once a Week 30 Mar. 371 Ocular stereoscopy.
1913 Eng. Rev. Mar. 670 It is more than photography, it is more than stereoscopy.
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