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Wow, Thanks!

It was very insensitive to the 488nm laser, even 10 minutes didn't give great results, but I am using Pyro-ammonia developer, that might not be too suitable, I only have experience in DCG holography, this I did to test the feasability of making Lippmann plates using albumen, which I was able to do yesterday!

A friend just told me that this can't be called an emulsion as I coat the plates with unsensitized albumen and sensitize afterwords...

here are the sucessfull panchromatic Lippmann plates I made:
[img]https://scontent-a-cdg.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-prn2/l/t31.0-8/10011564_10152015946921837_1307166583_o.jpg[/img]

Kind regards
Filipe

Very cool., indeed. You know have the beginnings of your own little section in the [i]Experimenter's Corner[/i] on the wiki: [url=http://holowiki.nss.rpi.edu/wiki/index.php/Experimenter%27s_Corner#Albumen_Emulsion_Plates]http://holowiki.nss.rpi.edu/wiki/index.php/Experimenter%27s_Corner#Albumen_Emulsion_Plates[/url]

[quote="manalokos"]Hello

I am testing an albumen silver bromide emulsion to make Lippmann plates.
Here is the result, although faint there are some fringes!!![/quote]

Cool.
I seem to remember that in his journals Neuhauss pointed out that he had experienced difficulties obtaining high quality photos with albumin. Perhaps excessive grain growth is an issue.

Hello

I am testing an albumen silver bromide emulsion to make Lippmann plates.
Here is the result, although faint there are some fringes!!!

[url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BpbQZWcUpXY]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BpbQZWcUpXY[/url]

Kind regards
Filipe Alves