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Well, sure Colin made a copy before he took it down...

Well, the wiki seems gone for good

I have dusted off and posted the paper on scanned Holography and Its Application on my web site, along with images done in this manner. http://nlutie.com/ewesly/PreambleQuScan.html It's hard to believe that we did this over 20 years ago! This is nice, Ed... Whatever happened with this? Any google s...

Hey guys, it seems that box is a must see! I'd would be great if at some of the stops one of you could make and share some photos!

Thanks, John, Dinesh!

Its hard to say, but i'm going with mode hopping. be sure to also blacken out the leading edge of the film plate with some black tape or paint marker as this will help with some stopping the light entering the edge of the hologram ............... Yep, Milan also suggested mode hopping or non-single...

Arturo the plate on this setup isn't moving down? The edge of plate may be need to be secured and resting on the left side onto mirror? Sergio, I don't think the plate is moving down, but it might :oops: . As you can see in the first picture there is a grove along the base where the plate is 'inser...

Hi, I have this single beam transmission hologram made on litiholo photopolymer. It is the most basic bypass configuration, no mirrors to get lighting from the right position, no care at all on polarization/Brewster angle, plate edges not covered... All of which surely would improve the results. But...

Well, if you made the master reflection with a split beam you could get it nice and bright enough to have good results. In fact I am sure some of the mass production techniques do exactly that. But if you try taking a SBR (Single Beam Reflection) in silver and use it as a master you will have diffi...

I have not read this thread in a while, but the beauty of DCG is you do not need to create transmission masters if you don't want. DCG is efficient enough to make reflection masters, then a contact or proximity copy for your image planed holograms. Both of those holograms can be SBR's. Thanks John....