High School Create Your Own Hologram for Beginners

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Creating a hologram is possible for beginners, even without a strong background in physics or mathematics. Many resources, including YouTube videos and specialized hologram kits, can simplify the process. Hologram kits, such as those from Litiholo, are user-friendly and enjoyable for newcomers. While a basic understanding of optics can be beneficial, practical experimentation can lead to successful results. Overall, with the right tools and resources, anyone can start making simple holograms.
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hello!
i am trying to make a hologram. buy lasers, isolation table, spreading optic, etc...
I have no idea of phisics or maths, i study photography but the subject interests me so much. I have a few books about it. Do you think it is possible to make a simple hologram without any knowledge of physics?
thanks, any help is wellcome
 
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I can find hundreds of videos on YouTube about making holograms.

If you are not expert at math, then your question should not be tagged A for advanced.
 
julialrumi said:
hello!
i am trying to make a hologram. buy lasers, isolation table, spreading optic, etc...
I have no idea of phisics or maths, i study photography but the subject interests me so much. I have a few books about it. Do you think it is possible to make a simple hologram without any knowledge of physics?
thanks, any help is wellcome

I had students use these in optics lab:

https://www.litiholo.com/hologram_kits.html

It's really easy to use (and a lot of fun).
 

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