SU37889A1 - Stereo panoramic device - Google Patents

Description

The invention relates to stereo-panoramic devices, in which two stereoscopic pictures, located either one above the other or one next to the other, move in a coordinated manner in front of the viewer armed with an appropriate stereoscope.

In FIG. 1 and 2 represent an exodus of a stereo panoramic device with horizontal movement of the bands; FIG. 3 and 4 is the same when the belts are vertically moved, and FIG. 1 and 3 give a front view of the device, and FIG. 2 and 4, cut them; FIG. 5, b and 7 are a view of a stereo panoramic device in which the tapes located along a cylindrical surface remain stationary and the stereoscope rotates.

A stereo panoramic device (Fig. 1 and 2) for viewing horizontal stereo images consists of:

a) vertically arranged drums 1 and 2 with devices 3 and 4, serving to rotate them (by hand or from the driver);

b) two pairs (upper right 5, 6 and lower left 7, 8) of the guide rollers with cylindrical surfaces 9 and 10 fixed between them;

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c) two located one above the other stereo tape, of which for the right eye-11, wound on the upper half of the drum 1, passes along the guide roller 5, along the cylindrical surface 10, along the guide roller 6 and rewinds on the upper half of the drum 2, for the left eye-12, wound on the lower half of the drum 1, passes along the guide roller 7, along the cylindrical surface 9, along the guide roller 8 and rewinds to the lower half of the drum 2;

d) two prismatic lenses 13 and 14 in cylindrical tubes rotating around their geometric axis in the plate 15 and moving forward and backward for installation over the eyes.

A stereo panoramic device (Figs. 3 and 4) for viewing located vertically panoramic stereo images consists of:

a) parallelly arranged drums 1 and 2 with devices 3 and 4, which serve to rotate them (by hand or mechanically);

b) parallelly arranged guide drums 5 and 6 and a guide surface 7 fastened between them;

c) stereo-panoramic tape 8, transferred from drum 1 to drum 2 (or obD1; a). through guide drum 5 ,; the cylindrical surface 7 and the guide drum 8, on the stereopanor tape of the stereo image of the right eye are placed on one of its (longitudinal) - half, and the stereo image of the left eye on the other;

). two prisms 9 and 10 in cylindrical tubes 11 and 12 rotating around their geometric axis in plate 13 and moving forward and backward for installation over their eyes.

Stereopanoram installation (Fig. 5, b, 7) for a horizontal or vertical panorama consists of:

1) a horizontal or vertical hollow cylinder (or semi-cylinder), on the inner surface of which two stereo-panoramic windows 1 and 2 are fixed (one above the other, if the cylinder is vertical, or one near the other, if the cylinder is horizontal);

2) two flat prisms 3. And 4, fixed: in cylindrical tubes, inserted into a vertically mounted (plate 5 and rotating in this plate around the geometric axis, and this plate rotates on a tripod 6 (in the horizontal or vertical plane), placed in the center of cylinder 1.

A cylinder with stereo panoramic ribbons can be both fixed and rotating around its axis through 360 °.

Stereopanoram images can be replaced with stereopanoram black tape; adapted for writing on it with chalk and having stereo points printed on it, located at a certain distance from each other.

If a large-height stereo-panoramic installation is used, it is not the prismatic lyses that are used, but the flat prisms; in this case the tubes only rotate - around the geometry axes, but Hf move forward and out. back for installation over the eyes.

The cylindrical surface may either have a cut-out center through which tereocarticles are viewed, or be flat and transparent (for example, from glass).

The use of stereo-panoramic devices for vertical panoramas can be of great importance in psychotechnics in the study of vertigo, the fear of space, etc. (professional pilots, etc.).

The subject matter of the invention.

Claims (3)

1. Stereo-panoramic device with two prisms that serve to view stereo images, characterized by the use of two stereo-panoramic lenses, one to the right and the other for the left eye, both of which are arranged with a horizontal panorama horizontally one above the other, and with a vertical panorama vertically one next to the other and moving relative to the plates with prisms along the arcs of a circle (Fig. 1-4). 2. In the device according to claim 1 the use of stereo tape coated with a composition adapted for writing on it with chalk, having stereo lines applied on them. located at a certain distance from one another. 3. When the device according to paragraphs. 1 and 2 are used for viewing stereo tape prisms enclosed in cylindrical tubes inserted into a 1nk layer and capable of being rotated in this plate around its geometrical axis (Fig. 2) to the author's testimony B.N.L. 87889 Fig 5 F 1, „ Yzigb / g FIE . Fig.Fig 4