From De Montfort University Press Office
A holography expert from Kew in Richmond has won an international award for his significant contributions to the art and science of photography. More »
From De Montfort University Press Office
A holography expert from Kew in Richmond has won an international award for his significant contributions to the art and science of photography. More »
Here are our multimedia recordings of the International Symposium on Display Holography (ISDH 2009), held in Shenzhen, China.
I promised to try and record and if possible to broadcast the conference from China. This is just to say I am here and set up and ready to go, but am not yet authorized, as there is another professional group of videographers and they have priority. As soon as the organizers allow me, I will start live broadcast of this conference to the world. Thanks for your understanding.
Kaveh Bazargan, The Holographer
Holocenter New York closes due to loss of main funding, but lives on in Ohio State University. More »
Watch the multimedia recording of Steven Smith’s talk on color holography. He is Senior Research Fellow on the Modern Holography programme at De Montfort University, UK.
The Royal Photographic Society Holography Group is pleased to welcome Steven Smith, currently Senior Research Fellow on the Modern Holography programme at De Montfort University, who will present a background of colour holograms and issues related to professional holographic imaging during the period of his work at The Lasersmith Inc. and the Spatial Imaging Group at the MIT Media Labs, 1982 – 2004. More »
This is a short tutorial about why a transmission hologram recorded in a wet emulsion might not be viewable when dry. It is a response to a question by Justin W on the Holography Forum.
Beginning June 13th, each Saturday at 4 pm there will be a gallery talk about Holography at the Play of Light Gallery in Catskill, NY. The list of scheduled talks are as below: More »
It is with great sadness that we have to announce the passing away of one of the most famous names in display holography, Professor Nick Phillips. He died at his home on Saturday 23 May.
Update: Following a representation by The Holographer, The Times of London printed this obituary.
The Photon League in collaboration with the Ontario College of Art & Design would like to invite you to submit an application to The Holographic Book Project. More »