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Holograms need a material to record interference fringes. There are many materials that can record fringes. | Holograms need a material to record interference fringes. There are many materials that can record fringes. | ||
− | '''[[Silver Halide Chemistry]] | + | * '''[[Silver Halide Materials]]:''' Basic information about silver halide holographic plates and film. |
− | + | * '''[[Silver Halide Chemistry]]:''' Theory and Practice of Making Silver Halide Plates and Development. | |
− | '''[[Silver Film Comparison Chart]]''' A quick comparison of the qualities of different commercially made films. | + | * '''[[Silver Film Comparison Chart]]:''' A quick comparison of the qualities of different commercially made films. |
− | + | * '''[[Dichromated Gelatin Chemistry]]:''' Theory and Practice of DCG Plates and Development. | |
− | '''[[Dichromated Gelatin Chemistry]] | + | * '''[[Polymer Film and Processes]]:''' Many commercially sold holograms are made from photopolymers. |
− | + | * ''' [[Photoresist]]:''' Taken from the electronics industry, this material can make relief holograms for embossing. | |
− | '''[[Polymer Film and Processes]]''' | + | * '''[[Coating Methods]]:''' Coating Gelatin on to a glass plate is an art in itself. |
− | + | * '''[[Crystals]]:''' There are many crystals that can record an image. The cost and exposure energy required is very high so they are not often used for holography. | |
− | '''[[Photoresist]]''' | + | * '''[[Embossed Holograms]]:''' These are like the holograms seen on credit cards. |
− | + | * '''[[Gelatin]]:''' Used as the suspension medium to hold light sensitive particles. | |
− | '''[[Coating Methods]]''' | + | * '''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hologram#Materials Wikipedia]:''' Wikipedia's summary of Holographic Recording Materials. |
− | + | * '''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Periodic_table_%28standard%29 The Elements]:''' The Periodic Table of the Elements | |
− | '''[[Crystals]]''' | + | * '''[[Books]]''' |
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− | '''[[Embossed Holograms]]''' | ||
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− | '''[[Gelatin]]''' | ||
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− | [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hologram#Materials Wikipedia's summary of Holographic Recording Materials | ||
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− | [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Periodic_table_%28standard%29 Periodic | ||
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− | '''[[Books]]''' |
Latest revision as of 12:21, 12 May 2013
Holograms need a material to record interference fringes. There are many materials that can record fringes.
- Silver Halide Materials: Basic information about silver halide holographic plates and film.
- Silver Halide Chemistry: Theory and Practice of Making Silver Halide Plates and Development.
- Silver Film Comparison Chart: A quick comparison of the qualities of different commercially made films.
- Dichromated Gelatin Chemistry: Theory and Practice of DCG Plates and Development.
- Polymer Film and Processes: Many commercially sold holograms are made from photopolymers.
- Photoresist: Taken from the electronics industry, this material can make relief holograms for embossing.
- Coating Methods: Coating Gelatin on to a glass plate is an art in itself.
- Crystals: There are many crystals that can record an image. The cost and exposure energy required is very high so they are not often used for holography.
- Embossed Holograms: These are like the holograms seen on credit cards.
- Gelatin: Used as the suspension medium to hold light sensitive particles.
- Wikipedia: Wikipedia's summary of Holographic Recording Materials.
- The Elements: The Periodic Table of the Elements
- Books