Construction of a Holographic 3D Printer using Silver-Halide Filmplates

R. Andreassen; O. Birkeland; T.E. Grahl-Nielsen; K.E. Olsen; I. Singstad

doi:10.1364/HOLOGRAPHY.1996.HMC.2

Holography
Technical Digest Series (Optica Publishing Group, 1996),
paper HMC.2
•https://doi.org/10.1364/HOLOGRAPHY.1996.HMC.2

Construction of a Holographic 3D Printer using Silver-Halide Filmplates

R. Andreassen, O. Birkeland, T.E. Grahl-Nielsen, K.E. Olsen, and I. Singstad

Holography 1996

Massachusetts United States
29–30 April 1996
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R. Andreassen, O. Birkeland, T. E. Grahl-Nielsen, K. E. Olsen, and I. Singstad, "Construction of a Holographic 3D Printer using Silver-Halide Filmplates," in Holography, Technical Digest Series (Optica Publishing Group, 1996), paper HMC.2.

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Abstract

This paper reports on the production of multi stereo hologram from a series of computer images with different camera views which are copied onto a LCD panel, one image view at a time. The LCD images serves as an object in a conventional holographic set up, and two production methods are considered, two-step reflection hologram, produced from a master hologram and one-step reflection hologram.

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