Holography Case Studies :: Holograms

Case Studies

Hologram Artefact Exhibition

Llangollen Museum is displaying holographic images of artefacts made using a new imaging technique pioneered by View Holographics.

14,000 year old artefact made into a hologram

An artefact dating back to the ice age, has been recorded as a full colour analogue hologram by View Holographics

As part of its recent refurbishment Oriel Mostyn wanted to be able to provide its visitors with an innovative representation of what the new development would look like when completed

View Holographics were asked to produce an attention-grabbing lenticular for use on the front cover of leading re-insurance trade magazine, Global Reinsurance.

View Holographics were commissioned by Phoenix to produce a hologram for use on their exhibition stand at Optatec 2008 to attract attention and pull in the crowds.

View Holographics was commissioned to create holograms of a number of historic artefacts owned by the National Museum of Wales.

THE Duke of Kent sat for a photograph recently– but it was probably unlike any other picture he’s ever had snapped.

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Transmission

Transmission holograms are transparent to allow light to pass through from behind and reconstruct the holographic image.

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Security

Security holograms are very difficult to forge because they are replicated from a master hologram which requires expensive, specialised and technologically advanced equipment.

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Analogue

Display holograms of the analogue type are the ones most often used for advertising and exhibitions.

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Lenticular

Humans, along with many animals, have the ability to see three-dimensional images through the use of stereoscopic vision.

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Animated

A hologram may be produced from a series of two-dimensional pictures. These may come from video, computer graphics, artwork, and photography, or can even be hand drawn animation.

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Digital