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Understanding Holograms
From Lasers to Light Fields

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Above holograms by: (from left to right) Margaret Benyon, Rudie Berkhout, Ana-Maria Nicholson, Sam Moree

This course is offered 2 -3 times per year and new material is frequently added to keep the course current. I also invite special guests to join us for specific sessions. 

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You will find much supporting material on the Ruzuku site (when you register) where you will also find recordings of the class sessions shortly after they occur. 

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Course Curriculum

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Session 1:  Holograms

​                 Lasers, Optics and Vibration Isolation Tables    

                 Fine Art Laser Transmission Holograms​

                 Fine Art Reflection Holograms​

                 Fine Art Rainbow Holograms

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Session 2: Part 1: Holographic Art,

                  Part 2: Pepper’s Ghost and why you have been deceived into thinking these are holograms

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   Part 1:    Fine Art Holographic Stereograms

                 Fine Art Pulsed Holograms

 

   Part 2:   Pepper's Ghost - What is Pepper's Ghost?   

                 History of Pepper's Ghost​

                 Updated Pepper's Ghost​

                 Understanding Depth Perception​

                 Pepper's Ghost in Entertainment​

                 Pepper's Ghost in Advertising​

                 Pepper's Ghost in Politics​

                 Pepper's Ghost in Fashion​

                 Telepresence in Pepper's Ghost​

                 Interactivity​

                 Creating your own Pepper's Ghost

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Session 3 Lenticular Imaging, Lenticular Stereo Displays - 3D TV, 3D Projection Mapping.

​                 Stereo Vision and 3D movies with glasses

                 Early Stereo viewers

                 Free Viewing Stereo Images

                 Anaglyph Stereo

                 Polarizing Glasses

                 Active Shuttered Glasses

                 Interference Filters

                 Parallax Barrier Images - Stereo 3D without glasses

                 Lenticular Lens Images - Stereo 3D without glasses

                 Artists working with Lenticulars - Morphing and 2D Animation

                 Artists working with Lenticulars - 3D

                 Links to Web pages for artists working with lenticulars

                 Parallax Barrier vs Lenticular Lens

                 Lenticulars and Parallax Barrier Images vs Holograms

                 3D Projection Mapping

                 History of Projection Mapping

                 Creative Examples of how Projection Mapping is being used

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Session 4: Volumetric Imaging, Volumetric Data Capture, 360 Stereo Photography, Photogrammetry,                                               LIDAR, VR/AR/XR

               

                 Camera Arrays for Creating Dimensional Images

                 360 Cameras - Some issues to consider

                 360 Cameras

                 Volumetric Imaging

                 Examples of Volumetric Capture

 

                  Volumetric vs VR vs Holographic​​

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                 Volumetric Displays

                 Volumetric Data Capture

                 Photogrammetry

                 LIDAR

                 360 Stereo photography and video

                 VR/AR/XR

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Session 5: Computer-Generated Holograms

                  History of CG Holograms

                  Recording geometries for CG Holograms

                  Current places where you can output CG Holograms​

                 Links to companies making Digital Holograms

                 Links to Holographic artists making digital Holograms

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Session 6: Digital Holographic Displays.  

 

                 Understanding Light Fields,

                 The Plenoptic Camera,

                 Light Field Displays

                 Where are we now?​​

                 Looking Glass Factory Displays

                 Neural Radiance Fields and Gaussian Splats

                 Leia Displays

                 Where are we going?

                 Displays for the future - but not far away

                 

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