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Something in the air…

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kaveh
on September 20, 2008
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After the one day holography conference yesterday, I and others have a feeling holography is bouncing back. I can’t put a finger it, but there is definite interest from museum and gallery folk, and there is an air of confidence amongst holographers. I have not seen this in the last 20 years. Let’s hope it continues. We might have some exciting times ahead. Picture shows Jonathan Ross inaugurating the conference. Seated in the front row are Graham Saxby and Martin Richardson.

Graham Saxby, Martin Richardson

You can catch my recordings of the talks here

Yves sets the standard for holography

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kaveh
on September 19, 2008
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I have been waiting for years to see the holograms of Yves Gentet. He gave a talk this morning at the conference in Leicester and showed several of his holograms. I was absolutely amazed. He has set the standard for colour holography. Just take look at these holograms.

The “saint” hologram is actually digitally produced using a printer that Yves himself has developed.