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OK, so it's not a true hologram -- you cannot rotate it in multiple different ways to see what's on the other side, how does it look from the bottom, etc. It's
by btbuildem 6y ago
OK, so it's not a true hologram -- you cannot rotate it in multiple different ways to see what's on the other side, how does it look from the bottom, etc.
It's a sequence of frames encoded by viewing angles respective to the print surface. This printer lets you make your own lenticular cards, except they're smooth in texture.
EDIT: thanks for expanding my understanding of what holograms are :)
- hologram-paul 6y agoNo, these are true-laser recorded holograms, capturing the interference pattern of the laser light. The current printer uses horizontal parallax only, but we do have full-parallax as a stretch goal for the Kickstarter.
- BugsJustFindMe 6y ago> OK, so it's not a true hologram https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hologram https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hologram disagrees. This appears to be using real laser holography.
- hologram-paul 6y agoAmen!