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Holograms are images that are capable of recording 3D information on a flat piece of film by using the interference of light, typically laser light.
While a picture captures one image of a scene, a hologram can capture thousands of images from a scene. This is what you are seeing when you look at a 3D scene
As you "look around" the object, you see many different images of the object, each from a different point of view. Similar to 360º degrees.
Because a hologram can capture more than just one image, it is capable of replaying the many different points of view, giving you the 180º or 300º effect of 3D.
A hologram utilise captured images to create motion, as well as 3D
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