by kyodai » Fri Jul 15, 2011 1:53 pm
OK this time i have picked something a bit harder. Try placing a holographic plate on a wristwatch! But i still managed to do it. Exposure time a bit longer - about 15 seconds. This came out really nice, just as i had hoped it would. Unfortunately it is nearly impossible to photograph properly, it looks much better in real life than on the pictures.
The watch is a 1977 Hewlett packard HP-01 calculator wristwatch with LED display. Probably one of the oldest nerd wristwatches. A beatiful object for holography. Unfortunately with my setup it is impossible to have the display lit during exposure (It turns off automatically after like 2 seconds).
And of course here is a video to see it a bit better:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hLLG_4uqpMUOK this time i have picked something a bit harder. Try placing a holographic plate on a wristwatch! But i still managed to do it. Exposure time a bit longer - about 15 seconds. This came out really nice, just as i had hoped it would. Unfortunately it is nearly impossible to photograph properly, it looks much better in real life than on the pictures.
The watch is a 1977 Hewlett packard HP-01 calculator wristwatch with LED display. Probably one of the oldest nerd wristwatches. A beatiful object for holography. Unfortunately with my setup it is impossible to have the display lit during exposure (It turns off automatically after like 2 seconds).
[img]http://www.tankraider.com/userup/1310762806.jpg[/img]
And of course here is a video to see it a bit better:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hLLG_4uqpMU