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HOLOGRAM SYSTEM - A system that was launched to ensure that artists prints are not able to be copied, and the authenticity can be recognised.

 


Hologram Laser AF - Sony introduced a new laser-assisted auto focus system on the Cyber-shot DCS-F707 that uses a safe Class 1 laser to paint a grid on the subject that makes the auto focus fast and accurate.

Hologram Artwork in MIT Museum
Holography was invented in 1947 by Hungarian physicist Dennis Gabor (Hungarian name: Gábor Dénes) (1900-1979),[1] work for which he received the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1971.

Hologram AF found on some Sony cameras works by projecting a crossed laser pattern onto the subject. This bright laser pattern helps the camera's contrast detect AF system to lock on to the subject.

Holography Holography refers to the area of photography that is dedicated to producing holograms and other three-dimensional images. Holography works by ...Read More » ...

We aren't to the point of projecting holograms in space yet, so we need to come up with a foundation for our business. You are probably most comfortable working from home at a desk with your laptop or larger monitor.

-Interference - interaction of light waves when they meet and either reinforce or cancel each other (e.g. holograms).
-Interleaving - method of agitating more than one sheet of photographic paper in the same tray of chemicals.

nuclear-pumped LASER which can direct the full force of nuclear blasts from space to any precise target — or targets — on Earth in an instant, there'd be no ring-LASER gyro inertial navigation systems, no LASER printers, no holograms, ...

Increasing Sharpness of Moving Objects
Switching Between Auto and Manual Focus
Turning Expanded Focus On and Off
Using Focus Lock
Turning Hologram AF On and Off
Increasing Depth of Field
Using Focus Lock for Maximum Depth of Field ...

See also: Image, Light, Camera, Digital, Flash

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