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It seems I need to find or build a SP-207 exciter !

Okay I just received the beast

Now, question eheh, what the heck of a power source do I have to use to start it up ?

I can't manage to get one my camera sucks , I read meanwhile on the forum that it's perfectly normal, I just have to orientate my glass plate accordingly with polarisation to have the light passing through instead of partially reflect (which causes the shadow)

Hey, i never noticed before ( maybe because I was not successful at making crystal clear holograms yet ), now I see my holoplate’s shadow ( in the hologram )! Of course it’s on the side and I have to « slope » my plate to see it, is there any way to avoid this phenomena ?

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On this photo we can see a microscope objective off-ray any use in this setup ? Also what is this glass-mirror-whatever box in the beam on the right ?

Thanks for sharing, this should become a good habit every body share his/her setup xD

Hey, I tried to find information about a laser, but the « F » suffix I have no clue what it is ? Also, is this 1meter long laser suitable for holography ?

Good news I tested acetone-solvant based spray black paint on a test holo and it turned out quite successful

A vidéo or my test :
https://twitter.com/blacklemming/status ... 0167633920

Hi,

The self adhesive vinyl foil is nice but I have micro air bubbles trapped despite being very meticulous, any special technique or vacuum-based lamination process ?

I was looking for paint because my lamination process somehow is not satisfying xD

Thanks for your input

Which is the best black paint spray to use for Hologram backing ? I’m working with silverhalides.

Acetone-based ?
Water-based ?
Other ?

My latest subject, a bitcoin coin :

This Part A + Part B seems going nice on the shelf, no coloration or whatsoever, however, my Part A shows some nice cristallisation xD :
On the picture, I have already disturbed it a bit, when left un-moved, it constructs some nice "snow-flakes-like" assemblages.