From: Jarred McCaffrey (jmccaffr@cs.uml.edu)
Date: 05/12/00-01:31:09 PM Z
This is on the other end of the alt process spectrum. It is certainly
not an out of date process that has been replaced by simpler commercial
products (that are not necessarily better), but it is a process that is
not mainstream for photography.
Recently, because of improvements in technology like cheap laser
pointers, the holography process has become much cheaper and can be done
out of the lab by amateur photographers. I know very little about it,
and wondered if anyone had tried it. Who knows, it may be a medium that
some of you have not thought about before and you may want to try it.
It is simple enough to do that it has been demonstrated to students in
elementary and high school, so don't get scared away by the high tech
sound of "hologram."
I hope someone finds this useful or at least interesting. Here is a
link to a complete description of the process. The emphasis is on low
budget, so this should be a great starting point for anyone (including
myself) that has never tried this before.
Jarred McCaffrey
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