The term “3D” is short for “three dimensions”. Widely used in computing to describe computer-generated images, it has a different meaning in the case of a hologram. Here it refers to the ability to reproduce true depth in natural vision, just as in reality, without the need for a virtual reality headset.
Our perception of depth relies on stereoscopic vision. Our two eyes give our brain two different points of view. From these two “flat” images, we perceive a single image of the world with depth. I don't think I will ever stop marveling at this mechanism!
Unfortunately, it is not possible to reproduce this depth in natural vision on our computer or smartphone screens. However, small rotating video animations can give us an idea...
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MATIS
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DASSAULT
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SFA
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NOVAX
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SECURIPOOL
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BNP PARIBAS
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Givenchy
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OPEN
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