Color Control In Dichromated Gelatin Reflection Holograms

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Dichromated Gelatin is the most versatile material presently available for recording reflection holograms for image display. Aside from its well known properties of low scatter and high diffraction efficiency, its peak reconstruction wavelength and reconstruction bandwidth can be controlled independently over the entire visible spectrum. Observed relationships between reconstruction color, exposure wavelength, exposure energy, and processing parameters suggest a new model for the mechanisms of hologram formation in dichromated gelatin.

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