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I use a Newport 900 SF (almost sure!) with M-series optical objetives. It uses a standard RMS thread, 0.800-36. It came with M-10x objective (sure..)

Probably, (Taiwan!) it is metric, see the precision numeration screw.

What type is the cover hologram, photopolymer, silver halide, digital by Geola?..

Very nice Petr, thank you.

I hope you enjoyed your Russian travel also.

Sergio.

This is interesting, Sergio. I have no idea how photopolymers work, so my question is likely silly: any photopolymer is covered by a protective layer? How can I remove it? Does any photopolymer contain some amount of "solvent" that can evaporate? By the way, could you recommend me a resou...

Hi, Tyler20002015, as Dinesh pointed out, it is quite easy to produce "false color hologram" with silver halide holographic plates (i.e. "wet processing"). If you really want to try it, order some from e.g. Integraph, Harman or Ultimate (or even from unixboy at this forum who se...

Hi Valery,

Yes, it is possible, I will see what I could do for you. Please PM me, I could not discuss business in this sector.

Colour is ready for film, 488 + 532 + 633 nm.

Will you attend ISDH 2015? We may discuss the results or technical there.

Sergio.

Made on DAROL color red+green photopolymer plate, a synthetic "DCG" hologram.

https://youtu.be/Co2oadiv0cw

Denisyuk reflection, 532 + 633 nm, mirror grating, ~20 mJ exposure red, 20 mJ green, bleached with white light, thermally developed at 120 deg. C (hot air blow) 1 minute.

Thank you for the Araldite info Steve, it is useful for DCG and maybe also for photopolymers. Blue haze may be correlated to the Araldite high molecular weight, that for me seems improbable, or the vesicles onto DCG non exposed areas that seems to be amplified without fringes. The blue haze is reduc...

Sad news. I was planning to finally see him at St. Petersburg. For us he was a legend to be inspired in holography.

I remember Peter Miller was talking about the (then) new method of swelling to get colour (pseudo-colour). A lot of the audience was having trouble with the concept, but Graham pretty much got it right away. I guess that was also because the pseudo-colour method was "British" - introduced...