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A hologram is a two-dimensional (2D) object that appears to be three-dimensional (3D) without the assistance of devices such as 3D glasses. Holograms are also unique in that when you look at them from a… More »
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The ORIGINAL home of retro, vintage holography and holograms. Blog. Podcast. Zine. Network. Workshops. Since 1995. ... ; -- The Greatest Years of Holograms --;
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See our demonstration of 3-D and other effects of holograms, as you would do when visiting our gallery! We attempt to show you how the holograms look like, when you view them from different angles to get the 3-D effect.
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Correct light source in order to make clear holograms needs to be coherent. ... Another major advance in holography occurred in 1968 when white-light transmission holography was invented by Stephen A. Benton. This type of holograms can be viewed in ordinary white light. This invention made possible mass production...
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A method of constructing cylindrical holograms in which the image space is the entire space within the cylinder, and a method of constructing holograms on surfaces of other shapes, such as flat surfaces, both from original cylindrical hologram masters. ... A method of copying original holograms,
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Not all holograms work this waysome use plastics instead of photographic film, others are visible in normal light. But all holograms are created with lasersand new waves. All Thought Up and No Place to Go Holograms were invented in 1947 by Hungarian scientist Dennis Gabor, but they were ignored for years.
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