olography is a technique which allows the
recording and playback of three-dimensional images that offer the
viewer the advantages of perspective, parallax, form and content.
The word holography is derived from the greek root meaning
entire picture. A Hologram is created when information
about a scene is recorded in a very special way; holograms do not
store visual images like ordinary photographs. Without the proper
illumination a hologram appears blank. However, when illuminated
properly the scene can be recreated in three dimensions. What is
observed is not a psychological effect; this means that the light
arriving from the hologram into the viewers eyes is physically
the same as the light that was emitted from the original
scene. For a more in depth discussion of holography please click
here.
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Honors Holography offered Winter 2009 | |||||
| Honors Holography Art/Phy H455 will next be offered in Winter 2009. For information call: 292-7331. (4/29/08) | ||||||
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Freshman Seminar offered Winter 2009 | |||||
| Arts & Sci 138.06 (The Wave Nature of the Universe) will be offered Winter 2009. For information call 292-6248. (3/23/08) | ||||||
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2005 Holography Show at OSU | |||||
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Holography exhibition catalogue for Translating Solids which took place in Hopkins Hall Gallery at The Ohio State University from February 28th to March 16th is now online. (9/22/05) |
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| Animated gif movies of holograms | ||||||
Matt
Derksen, Dennis Schaub and Harris Kagan developed the
process shown here by which holograms can be displayed by
any web browser. (11/15/03)
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Department of Art/Department of Physics, The Ohio State University phone: (614) 292-5072/292-7331, fax: (614) 292-8261 e-mail: kagan.1@osu.edu or oakes.3@osu.edu |
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