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Wouldn't
it be COOL to make your own
holograms! But how?! |
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You're
interested in making your own holograms, but don't know
how or where to start.
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Open
the LITIHOLO
HOLOGRAM KIT
box. |
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You'll
need a laser, of course. But which lasers are holographic,
and how much should you spend.
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Remove
the SAFETYLIGHT
LASER diode. Place the laser
in the laser mount. |
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Some
lasers seem to need expensive power supplies or battery
packs. Which do you need?
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CONNECT THE LASER
to the battery pack. |
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Once
you've gotten your laser equipment, you'll need to read
a few books to figure out how to create a holographic
setup that will make reliable holograms.
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Litiholo Way |
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Position
the lens and film holder according to the SIMPLE
DIAGRAMS to complete your holographic
setup. |
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Since
you will need to be in the dark to make your hologram,
you're going to need a darkroom light that will let
you see what you're doing without ruining the holographic
film. So go do some research on darkroom lights.
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Litiholo Way |
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Remove
the special LED mini-flashlight to help you SEE
IN THE DARK without affecting
the film. |
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Old Way
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So
now you need some holographic film. It's not easy to
find, and you'll need to compare the specifications.
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Place
the LITIHOLO
"INSTANT HOLOGRAM"
FILM plate in the film holder,
and expose you hologram to the laser light. |
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After
you've exposed your hologram, you are going to need
to develop it in 3 separate chemical baths. In the dark.
This takes about 30 minutes. Oh, did you remember to
mix the chemicals?
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YOUR
HOLOGRAM IS FINISHED.
With Litiholo Film, NO processing and NO chemicals are
required. Take a look at your hologram by removing the
object and turning on the laser light again. You'll see
an INCREDIBLE 3D
IMAGE, as if the object was
still there. |
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