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Original Article

Measuring stereo acuity with liquid crystal shutters and computer graphics

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Pages 283-287 | Published online: 08 Jul 2009
 

Abstract

The authors present a new method for determining stereo acuity thresholds, using inexpensive liquid crystal shutters and the graphic capacities of a personal computer. Stereo targets were shown in fast alternation to alternating eyes under computer control. The computer established a frequency-of-seeing curve, performed a probit analysis, and calculated the threshold. Avoiding retinal color rivalry and chromostereopsis, stereo vision can be measured more accurately than with an anaglyph technique. Also, the high costs associated with a double monitor approach is avoided. The new test seems to be a useful tool for both laboratory and clinical work.

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