anaglyphical

9.9

Relating to the way of making 3D images by combining two colored pictures

adjective
/ˌænəˈɡlɪfɪkəl/

Specialized

: anaglifico

The anaglyphical process allows viewers to see three-dimensional images using red and blue glasses.

Examples

The anaglyphical images created a stunning 3D effect.
Her thesis explored the history and technology behind anaglyphical 3D imaging in cinema.
The anaglyphical process allows viewers to see three-dimensional images using red and blue glasses.
We analyzed the anaglyphical representation of landscapes to compare depth perception among participants.
Look at this anaglyphical image!
Her thesis explored the history and technology behind anaglyphical 3D imaging in cinema.
We analyzed the anaglyphical representation of landscapes to compare depth perception among participants.

Synonyms

anaglyphic

vsanaglyphical

Specialized

1 9.9

A picture that uses two overlapping images in different colors to make a 3D effect with red and blue glasses

focuses on the technique of making stereoscopic images by color superposition

anaglyptical

vsanaglyphical

Specialized

9.9

Having raised designs that stand out from the surface and can be felt

relates to color superimposed images that create a stereoscopic 3D effect

How Three-Dimensional

holographic

Specialized

57 7.2

stereoscopic

Specialized

2 7.6

anaglyphical

Specialized

9.9

flat

248 4.4

Surface Forms

anaglyphical positive

Morphology

anaglyphical = anaglyph (semi-transparent) = anaglyph + ical

The suffix 'ical' forms an adjective from 'anaglyph', but the technical meaning may not be immediately clear to all learners.

Etymology

Anaglyphical comes from two Greek parts: ana- meaning 'up' and glyph meaning 'carving', the same glyph you see in hieroglyph. So an anaglyphical image is made by layering marks or colors so parts of the picture 'stand up' and look 3D, like when you use red and blue glasses.