1. the present participle of holograph; creating or producing a hologram
Usage: technical; often used in photography and physics contexts
2. writing or composing something entirely in one's own handwriting
Usage: formal; legal contexts

Examples

• The physicist spent weeks holographing the crystal structure using a laser.
• Modern security documents are holographing intricate patterns to prevent counterfeiting.
• She was holographing her will to ensure its legal validity.
• The museum demonstrated holographing techniques to visitors interested in optical physics.
• He insisted on holographing the contract himself rather than typing it.