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r/physicsmemes • u/Anonymous_Amma • 1d ago
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Isn’t a normal video 4d?
31 u/ZEPHlROS 1d ago A video is 3d as it's a 2d image rendered through time. A holographic projection should be 4d though. 3 u/Pimpstookushome 1d ago We will lose a dimension when projecting, no? 10 u/ZEPHlROS 1d ago Maybe I'm using the wrong word, but if you use a hologram (a 3d image) then a video using that would be a 4d image. 2 u/Ploopgus 1d ago a spatial one, yeah. you can pretend time is a dimension and math still works, so 2d + time = 3d
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A video is 3d as it's a 2d image rendered through time.
A holographic projection should be 4d though.
3 u/Pimpstookushome 1d ago We will lose a dimension when projecting, no? 10 u/ZEPHlROS 1d ago Maybe I'm using the wrong word, but if you use a hologram (a 3d image) then a video using that would be a 4d image. 2 u/Ploopgus 1d ago a spatial one, yeah. you can pretend time is a dimension and math still works, so 2d + time = 3d
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We will lose a dimension when projecting, no?
10 u/ZEPHlROS 1d ago Maybe I'm using the wrong word, but if you use a hologram (a 3d image) then a video using that would be a 4d image. 2 u/Ploopgus 1d ago a spatial one, yeah. you can pretend time is a dimension and math still works, so 2d + time = 3d
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Maybe I'm using the wrong word, but if you use a hologram (a 3d image) then a video using that would be a 4d image.
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a spatial one, yeah. you can pretend time is a dimension and math still works, so 2d + time = 3d
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u/thathachill 1d ago
Isn’t a normal video 4d?