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Quick background: https://www.holographer.com/history-of-holography/ https://www.holographer.com/history-of-holography/ Books: "Practical Holography”, by Grah
by will_brown 9y ago
Quick background: https://www.holographer.com/history-of-holography/ https://www.holographer.com/history-of-holography/
Books:
"Practical Holography”, by Graham Saxby
“Holography Handbook” by Fred Unterseher
Unfortunately, sort of became a lost art. most of the hologram art and community (sellers of film and plates) all seem to be directly connected to a School for Holography in California that closed in the 70's and 80's. It's the only art form I know that includes lasers, emulsions and chemical development processes...I can't recommend it enough.
- Mister_X 9y agoThe school was in Emeryville, between Oakland and Berkeley, Fred Unterseher and Peter Miller were the primary instructors, I was a student. Fred's book was published while I was there. I still have several glass plate holograms I made while there. We thought we were going to change the world with Holography, how mistaken we were.