FAQs

Packaging

In recent years, holographic packaging has moved from a small niche area to almost an industry in its own right.

Products, such as toothpaste are now branded with holo- graphic material, whereas in the past it was only used for special promotions. Packaging almost exclusively uses diffractive material that is bright and can be seen in any light.

The material is produced in vast quantities and is available off the shelf. If sufficient material is purchased, the cost becomes competitive with other forms of specialist packaging.

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 learn more

Oriel Mostyn shows new gallery in 3D.

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 … learn more

View Holographics wins Saatchi & Saatchi as client.

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

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