Colour holograms
Colour holograms – Ultra realistic pictures in 3D
Which is the object and which is the hologram?
This hologram represents the most realistic-looking 3D image of an object that can be recorded today. The extensive field of view adds to the illusion of beholding a real object, rather than portraying a mere image. Because of the extremely high image resolution, these images cannot be transmitted and dislayed on any electronic display device.
Such an image has been named by the Hellenius Institute of Holography, an OptoClone TM.
The Bay Tree Egg Faberge Hologram Opto Clone HIH Hellenic Institute of Holography
The Bay Tree Faberge Museum Hologram Opto Clone HIH Hellenic Institute of Holography
An Ultra-Realistic Image has the following characteristics:
* no detectable image blur
* no field of view limitations
* same scale – no magnification
* resolution corresponds to the eye resolution
* image light reflections move as they do on the object
* it looks identical to the real object observed by the eye
* a full-parallax 3D image with very accurate colour rendition
In principle – recording light waves reflected off an object, stored and recreated later on.
The 1897 Coronation Easter Egg Hologram Opto Clone HIH Hellenic Institute of Holography
The possibility to record an OptoCloneTM is actually based on the interferential imaging sciences, Lippmann photography and holography, which means that information is stored as an interference structure in a recording medium. The panchromatic recording medium is a silver-halide emulsion coated on glass which contains nano-size light sensitive silver-halide crystals.
References; Hans Bjelkhagen, Alkiviadis Lembessis, Andreas Sarakinos
