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3 October 2000 Rebirthing masters: diodes and the nature of one's illumination
Richard Arnold Bruck
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Proceedings Volume 4149, Holography 2000; (2000) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.402485
Event: Holography 2000, 2000, St. Poelton, Austria
Abstract
Diode lasers now make it more viable to produce and display laser-viewable master holograms as ends in themselves. Unlike white-light viewable holograms though, laser- illuminated pieces present a more evident relationship between the holographic information and its reconstruction source; viewers are more aware of lasers than white lights. Diodes may therefore, have an appreciable impact on the content of a viewer's experience. The quality of this impact is at the artist's discretion through a series of decisions from the work's inception to its presentation. An analog array of impressions is possible; from a nearly transparent involvement of the laser/source, to a jarring sense of the laser as the creator. This paper addresses some of these considerations revealed in the author's recent exhibition Photon Missives. For example, is their subject matter best suited for diode illumination? What impact does laser wavelength have? How much attention is directed toward the reconstructing source? How do the design and physical appearance of the diode relate? As these formal issues play out broader values surface, too.
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Richard Arnold Bruck "Rebirthing masters: diodes and the nature of one's illumination", Proc. SPIE 4149, Holography 2000, (3 October 2000); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.402485
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KEYWORDS
Diodes

Holograms

Holography

Light sources and illumination

Semiconductor lasers

Lenses

Lamps

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