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three-dimensional image of a subject exposed to laser light beams
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A three-dimensional image, created by photographic techniques, that can be seen without special viewing devices.
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A recording technology that captures 6 Dimensions of Activity- movement, sound, time, colour, solidity (as in height, width, depth). What is often not explicit and can only be imperfectly discerned through observing the activity is the human motivation (intelligence, emotion, intention) behind what is unfolding.
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A flat optical image which looks three-dimensional to the naked eye.
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A holographic sticker that is pressed onto a card under high temperature; Functions as an additional level of protection from creating imitation cards; comes in two types, 2D and 3D
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