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a flat optical image which looks three-dimensional when viewed with the naked eye. To produce it you need sophisticated, expensive equipment which takes pictures using coherent light. (see hologram card).
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An integral stereogram produced by the Multiplex company, used to produce cylindrical (360? or partially cylindrical holograms using film footage. Cylindrical stereograms often turn on a motorized axis, but with partially cylindrical holograms, movement and depth are created when the viewer moves in front of the hologram. Multiplex holograms are rainbow holograms that can be viewed using an ordinary light bulb, usually centered below the cylinder.
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| hologram |
A photographic effect using lasers to obtain a three dimensional image on a flat surface.
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| hologram |
A ghostlike, three-dimensional picture normally produced by a laser.
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A Three Dimensional Effect Produced With A Laser That Changes With The Angle Of View And Reflects Light In A Striking Way . Often Printed On Reflective Material.
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