RE: [photo-3d] DIY hologram kits???

["Bernd Simson" <BerndEgroup@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Hologram is an integral, 
2D images are synthesized into side-by-side vertical strip holograms 
so viewing the hologram one is seeing several images at once
(similar to a lenticular)

With holography having fallen out of favour,
not sure if this service is still available.
Bernd
www.GHIWeb.com 

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> From: darren5781@xxxxxxxxx [mailto:darren5781@xxxxxxxxx]
> Sent: Saturday, December 02, 2000 7:52 PM
> To: photo-3d@xxxxxxxxxxx
> Subject: [photo-3d] DIY hologram kits???
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> Hello All,
> bout  four or five years ago I was looking through a Hologram Gallery
> (for lack of a better term) in a mall, the place sold some good quality
> 8x10 holograms. (great depth!!) and also the chinsy stickers and watches
> that most people think of when you say hologram. What really caught my
> eye was a  portrait kit they were selling. The kit contained a "special"
> cassette of film and "special" instructions on how to expose the film.
> The packet stated that a number of exposures ( I think 6 or 8) needed to
> be taken from multiple angles. The roll was then sent to a special
> processor in a prepaid processing envelope and in a few weeks you got
> back a high quality  holographic portrait, that you yourself exposed. 
> 
> Any one else ever heard of this product, and if so, is it still
> available? Also anybody have a guess about what kind of film this would
> take?
> Thanks,
> Darren
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