Thread: What's the difference between Hologram and "Holograma" ?

Just like the tittle says,

What's the difference and why?!

Hologram: a three-dimensional image formed by the interference of light beams from a laser or other coherent light source.Those blend at the chip with unfettered laser light to create a hologram of the tumor interior.
Holograma: Placa fotográfica que se obtiene mediante holografía.


Holography: the study or production of holograms.
In classical holography , a laser beam reflected off an object interferes with a reference beam, and the interference pattern is recorded on a photographic plate.

Holografía: Técnica fotográfica que permite obtener una imagen con un efecto óptico tridimensional mediante el uso de un rayo láser.

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Now then, it looks like in Spanish the definition is confusing and mixed.

It's not a very good definition, so I wait for your contributions and corrections, if necessary.

Cheers to y'all!

Originally Posted by MirB-Translator

¡Hola!

Yo diría que "Holograma" es el producto, es decir, la imagen tridimensional y "Holografía" es la "ciencia", la técnica mediante la cual se obtiene esa imagen.

Claro, ¿no parecen cruzados los significados al traducir?