Practical holography

Stereoscopy, interference and diffraction. How holography began. Light sources for holography. The basic types of hologram. Materials, exposure and processing. Basic requirements. Single beam techniques. Bypass holograms. Building a holographic laboratory. Master holograms on a table. Transfer reflection holograms. Transfer transmission holograms. Holograms including focusing optics. Home-made optical elements. Portraiture and pulse laser holography. Holography in natural colours. Achromatic and pseudocolor holograms. Holographic stereograms. Non-silver precesses in holography. Embossed holograms. Display techniques. Holographic interferometry. Data storage and diffractive elements. Holography in biology and medicine. Holographic motion pictures. Other applications of holography. Appendices.

revised To Reflect Technological Advances And New Applications, Practical Holography, Third Edition Is A Classic, Comprehensive Text Suitable For Anyone Involved In Holography, From The Interested Amateur To The Practicing Research Scientist. At Its Most Basic Level, The Book Introduces The Principles Behind Holography And Takes The Reader On A Step-by-step Course Through The Materials, Equipment, And Techniques Required To Produce Their Own Holograms. The Author Takes A Purely Practical Viewpoint, Keeping The Mathematical Content To A Minimum. Later Chapters Of The Book Form A Valuable Reference For Research Scientists Working With Holographic Techniques In All Applications.

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new Edition Of A Text Which Begins With The Principles Of The Subject And Continues Through The Making Of Holograms From The Simplest To The Most Advanced, With Discussion Of Their Use In Commerce, Industry, And Scientific Research And Description Of How To Build A Holography Studio. Suitable For The Well-informed Beginner Or The Expert. The Treatment Is Practical, And The Math Is Minimal. Annotation C. Book News, Inc., Portland, Or (booknews.com)

"[Practical Holography] begins by explaining the principles of holography in simple terms. It shows the reader how to make holograms in easy stages, starting with a basic kitchen table setup requiring little in the way of equipment, to the most sophisticated techniques, including the specialized methods employed in commerce, industry and scientific research."--Book cover ""Practical Holography"" is a fully comprehensive text suitable for those involved in holography at any level, from the interested amateur to the practising research scientist