A unique photographic preprint and overlay that provides a three-dimensional effect on a flat surface. Used for security and aesthetic purposes on cards.
A three-dimensional photograph or illustration, created with an optical process that uses lasers.
A three-dimensional image created by the interference image which results from interaction between light reflected from the object to be imaged with a reference beam from the light source. This method requires extremely coherent light (synchronously oscillating light), such as that generated by a laser.
Three-dimensional photographic image produced by laser light.
A photographic effect using lasers to obtain a three dimensional image on a flat surface.
photographic recording of the interference pattern produced by a combination of reference and object beams resulting in the formation of an image without the use of a lens
Unique photographic printing that gives the image a three-dimensional effect.
A realistic three-dimensional image that is produced by laser beams.
A piece of photosensitive material photographically developed with a light reflecting image. Instead of tags printed or stamped with serial numbers on authentic handbag designs, recent high-end designs have tags with tiny holograms imprinted with a serial number. These hologram tags are much harder to imitate by manufacturers of fake handbags, than the leather, metal, or cloth tags with serial numbers. Also see - SERIAL NUMBER A hologram inside a handbag Made by - COCO CHANEL photo provided by blockcaptain
the intermediate photograph (or photographic record) that contains information for reproducing a three-dimensional image by holography
a flat image that appears to be three-dimensional, created using lasers
a flat surface that, under proper illumination, appears to contain a three-dimensional image
a flat, two dimensional image that has the appearance of being three dimensional
a fully three-dimensional image that is recorded using lasers and coherent light
a good example of PROCESS as it is more strongly dependant on time, since it uses phase interference (waves harmonics) as it's method of storage and requires a reference beam to recall the image
a kind of optical storage system where each part contains in it the image of the whole
a kind of photograph, made with a laser and recorded on a flat plate of photographic film or glass
a manipulation of light from different sources to create a very realistic, three-dimensional image of a person or object that is not physically present
an image that is formed by reordering the reflections of a laser beam from an object
an image that is three-dimensional created with the aid of laser beams interacting with one another
an image which looks real but shifts depending on the perspective from which it is viewed
an interference pattern and the more interference you get, the fewer places a given part of the image can occupy, so the more precise and well defined it becomes
a pattern of interference imprinted on a crystal structure using a laser
a pattern that is produced by the interference of a coherent beam of light by light diffracted from the same beam by an object
a pattern usually made on film in that can create a three-dimensional image of scene
a photographic image that behaves like a three-dimensional object when struck by light of the correct wavelength
a photographic plate on which information is recorded as a series of density variations
a photographic projection, sort of
a photographic record of the interference between a reference beam and the diffraction pattern of the object
a photometric emulsion that records interference patterns of coherent light
a picture created by laser light that renders a three-dimensional image on a two-dimensional surface
a piece of photographic film that has had a very complex three-dimensional image imposed into it by intersecting lasers
a recording made on a light sensitive medium, such as a photographic plate, of interference patterns formed between two or more beams of light derived from the same laser (as in Fundamentals of Physics by Halliday, Resnick and Walker)
a recording of an interference pattern between two light beams
a recording of an interference pattern made by the interaction of two beams of light
a recording of the interference patterns of light waves interacting with an object
a recording of the optical interference pattern that forms at the intersection of the two coherent optical beams
a record of an object wavefront, formed from the interference of the wavefront with a suitable reference wave
a record of the interaction of two beams of coherent light, in the form of microscopic pattern of interference fringes
a representation on a single plane of all of the phase information, or interference pattern, of the light coming from an object
a section of photographic film upon which a three dimensional image has been exposed using lasers
a sort of three dimensional projection
a special piece of technology which presents a three dimensional picture on a two dimensional surface
a special sort of photographic glass plate which will project a three-dimensional image when laser light is shone through it
a special type of optical storage system, in which each of its individual parts contains the whole image
a static record of a dynamic interference pattern of light waves reflected from an object
a three-dimensional image created by holography
a three-dimensional image, created with photographic projection
a three- dimension al image produced by coherent light
a three- dimensional photograph made
a three dimensional photograph rendered with a laser
a three dimensional picture of an object, captured on special holographic film
a three-dimensional picture that appears on a two-dimensional surface
a three-dimensional projection created through a special application of laser technology
a three-dimensional record of the positive interference of laser light waves
a three-dimensional symbol in either gold or silver foil that is designed to help deter counterfeiting
a three-dimensional symbol that helps
a three-dimensional version of a photograph that contains the entire picture in every portion of its surface
a total writing of a scene, a completely realistic three-dimensional representation
a two-dimensional representation of the interference pattern of light coming from a three-dimensional object
a very good way to display an object in three dimensions
a very unusual kind of photograph
a three-dimensional record of visual information
A film that records interference patterns resulting from the interaction of light, usually coherent, or other electromagnetic waves. A reference beam is combined with a beam reflected from the objects to be recorded, creating an interference pattern of light and dark areas. When the film is developed and illuminated by the original reference beam, the objects are recreated as an image that can be seen. A small portion of the hologram contains the same information as the original, though it is not as accurate.
Laser created 3-dimensional image that is used as an anti-counterfeiting measure on payment cards.
An interference phenomena captured on a plate (or film). It can contain enormous amount of information and a 3 dimensional image can be constructed from it.
A unique photographic printing that provides a three-dimensional effect on a flat surface. Holograms cannot be easily copied and are used for security and aesthetic purposes on cards.
A laser photograph of an image to create a three dimensional image. Primarily used within the bankcard industry as an anti fraud/counterfeit deterrent.
An image that displays a multi-dimensional image when a beam of light hits it at the right angle. When turned at different angles, it will change colours or a different image appears.
Combination of several layers of refractive material that causes the image to have a three-dimensional effect.
Three-dimensional picture created with a laser.
A three-dimensional image (from the Greek: holos meaning "whole" and gram meaning "message").
A three-dimensional image, created by photographic techniques, that can be seen without special viewing devices.
An advanced form of photography that allows an image to be recorded in 3 dimensions.
3-D image recorded on film, and recreated by the process of diffraction. ( see FAQ)
A flat optical image which looks three-dimensional to the naked eye.
A special type of photographic film used in 3D imaging. These are sometimes used on notes as a security device although their use has been somewhat limited to date. It's a relatively new technology. You'll see holograms on many credit cards.
A medium for bending and focusing light. It uses the interference of monochromatic object and reference waves to record and reproduce multiple 2-D images for a 2-D view. Unlike photography, which records an image as seen from a single view point, a hologram is a record of an image as seen from very many viewpoints.
A ghostlike, three-dimensional picture normally produced by a laser.
A photograph which contains information about intensity and phase of light reflected by an object. When illuminated at the correct angle with a sufficiently coherent source it will yield a diffracted wave which is identical in amplitude and phase distribution with the light reflected from the original object. The resultant three dimensional image can be viewed or photographed.
A three-dimensional projection resulting from the interaction of laser beams. Scientists have discovered that the image of an entire hologram can be reproduced from any one of its many component parts. New Agers use this to illustrate the oneness of all reality.
A laser-created photograph that produces a three dimensional image used to make counterfeiting plastic cards more difficult.
A three-dimensional picture that is made on a photosensitive glass plate using a laser as the light source. From this plate a shim is made and the image is stamped into a metallic foil. Read the ' Guide to Hologram Stamping' for more information.
The pattern on a photosensitive material or embossed into a polymeric film structure resulting from an interference pattern created by a laser light striking an object, then merging with a reference beam of the same light. One of the best examples of a hologram is the use of images in the clear part of Australian bank notes.
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.
A laser-created photograph that creates a three-dimensional image; used as an anti-counterfeiting measure on bankcards.
A virtual three-dimensional image produced by capturing laser beam interference patterns on a photosensitive film, or on a mirrored film.
Laser-created, three-dimensional recording of a 3D or 2D image reproduced by hot foil stamping or embossing onto reflective-backed mylar.