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I use a disposable pipette , and a taller amber bottle with emulsion sitting in a hot water bath , insert pipette and only suck fluid from the very bottom of bottle , then touch glass plate w pipette tip and then meter out … no bubbles if done smoothly..

So why did it take so long to come to light ?lol

So many complaints, people giving up holography all together even.

Convestro said “no no don’t use water “?

Because of these bubbles …

Hey u guys update to long history these bubbles . The. Current way to do this is under water , yes i said that UNDERWATER, don’t put on the scuba gear and jump in the pool ..lol but seriously use clean filtered water, do this in at least a pretty clean environment . Put 1” of water in a darkroom tra...

From what I remember, I had to drop the amount of amdi in the sensitizing bath and also added a bit of soap. I was shooting in green back then so wanted as much dichromate in the film as possible. If your using blue light should work w out crystals , dilute your sensitizing bath a bit..

Light it proper and reshoot if you want a good evaluation

Sorry, man, that argon laser is not gonna shoot holograms for you. Need to get something else!

Sure that make some sense, when there was movement between the two plates , the image would naturally have banding , if the bands ran left to right , there’s your slit(s) Dinesh !

This is helpful….

Hold on here! as the prior made copies come out quite consistent as pictured first, I was present during recording and allowed less than 10 minutes settle time on the one that went rainbow .. plus I can see under laser movement between the two plates . I’ll try and get a movie of it …I think will ex...

Ok so you see the results, but now the puzzle! In my efforts to fall into a “production mode” Making proximity copies , pushed the settle time and shot this one (motion between H1+H2). What’s happening here to cause this rainbow replay (in reflection),and is mysteriously missing the Blue 488nm it wa...