It has been so long since I have seen a reference to one of these that I did not remember that these greenish holograms had a quality that is not comparable to the more common stereoscopic holograms.
These 3D renderings actually create a 3D image complete with parallax which will reveal more of the object as we move our eyes/head instead of being a static image which could be 2D if it did not jump out the screen.
Watch the video and you'll see what I mean. It also explains how it is created [which I found very interesting] and why it is monochromatic.
Wikipedia's entry on stereoscopic has some details about differences between the various stereoscopic glasses and systems (not the type of 3D which the video is focussing):
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stereoscopy
These 3D renderings actually create a 3D image complete with parallax which will reveal more of the object as we move our eyes/head instead of being a static image which could be 2D if it did not jump out the screen.
Watch the video and you'll see what I mean. It also explains how it is created [which I found very interesting] and why it is monochromatic.
Wikipedia's entry on stereoscopic has some details about differences between the various stereoscopic glasses and systems (not the type of 3D which the video is focussing):
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stereoscopy
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