Hologram Shader Texture

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A projected image appears to be three-dimensional when seen with the naked eye, forming a scene that has real depth and perspective. Imaging techniques involve encoding a light field into an interference pattern, capturing a detailed record of a visual event or space using special film emulsions capable of storing information accurately in fine detail. Holography combines art, technology, and precise calculation to make realistic holographic models. With precise lighting control over all components within the setup including lights sources (like lasers) placed precisely relative one another and positioned directly above or below other visual items present around scene recorded holography uses very high-intensity flashes that require extensive preparation but will always result in perfect copies even if everything was changing extremely rapidly. High-speed digital systems enable precise simulation using mathematical descriptions. These programs mimic real-world optical phenomena closely when used carefully with precise settings of both lighting and time for recording accurate data from highly varied environments which would be impossible to reproduce in person within short timeframe available when capturing images or movies.