Difference between Vantage Point and Telestereoscope

VANTAGE POINT vs TELESTEREOSCOPE: NOUN

A place or position affording a good view.
A position that affords a broad overall view or perspective, as of a place or situation.
A place from which something can be viewed

A binocular telescope used for producing a stereoscopic image of a distant object.
A stereoscope adapted to view distant natural objects or landscapes; a telescopic stereoscope.
An optical instrument devised by Helmholtz for producing an appearance of relief in the objects of a landscape at a great distance.
A binocular telescope for stereoscopic viewing of distant objects.

Scenery, Afar, Rooftop, Panoramic view, Balcony, Skyline, Hilltop, Glimpse, Unobstructed, Standpoint, Perch, View, Perspective, Vantage, Viewpoint

Telespectroscope, Binocle, Megalethoscope, Microscopium, Horopter, Schmidt telescope, Opsiometer, Maksutov telescope, Compound microscope, Telescope, Dynameter, Light microscope, Perspicil, Optical instrument, Optical device

Picturesque, Terrace, Periscope, Observation tower, Firsthand, Scenery, Afar, Rooftop, Panoramic view, Balcony, Hilltop, Unobstructed, Standpoint, Perch, Perspective

Telespectroscope, Binocle, Megalethoscope, Microscopium, Horopter, Schmidt telescope, Opsiometer, Maksutov telescope, Compound microscope, Telescope, Dynameter, Light microscope, Perspicil, Optical instrument, Optical device

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From my vantage point, it is pretty clear.
The wooded slope provided an ideal vantage point.
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What motivates us to adopt this vantage point?
Then take the pictures from that vantage point.
Was over Village is regarded as the Sunset Point, is a famous vantage Point and a desk.
Bryce Amphitheater is from Inspiration Point; from there, head south up a small rise on the Rim Trail for an even better vantage point.
We cannot come at issues of racism from any other vantage point than our own and that reference point is not neutral.
People strongly overestimate body weight for faces photographed from a lower vantage point while underestimating it for faces photographed from a higher vantage point.