Detectors & Imaging

Laboratory focuses on new true-color holography

Dec. 1, 1994

A recently opened holography research laboratory at the Center for Photonics Studies at Lake Forest College (Lake Forest, IL) is focusing on realistic full-color display holography. True full-color reflection holography is possible with commercial laser technology and high-resolution silver-halide recording materials allied with innovative processing chemistry.

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