You can make RGB holograms, not just green?

The tables have turned.

With three lasers, a color Denisyuk hologram just sort of works.
I can't do the transmission master and then white light copies process I can do with monochrome. So its more limited, in that I can't have the image stick in front of the glass. And they are continuous lasers, so vibration is a problem (nothing can move more than 1/10 of a wavelength (call it 50 nanometers) during the (approxomately 5 second) exposure. Plants grow to fast.

Thanks!

You WOULD have to show me that! Geez. Now I want that kit! I already have the single color one from Litiholo. I haven't played with it in a while. Maybe I'll do that on vacation this week. :)

Looks awesome! May need to save some $$ up for it, though. Thanks!

They are using photo polymer, not as sensitive as silver halide, but no chemistry required. I havn't tried photo polymer yet, Geola makes some but they don't just sell it.

I used Ultimiate U04 film for this hologram, https://shop.ultimate-holography.com/index.php?id_product=89&controller=product&id_lang=1#/22-2_shift-00/73-1_dyes-decol_440_700/32-3_sizes-8x10_9_20_4x25_4cm

My green holograms are on Ultimate U08.

Turned out really well. Does this mean I have to come down again to pose with the Cap'n and/or Snafu?

Yes. (-:

There is a but of course... This is with continuous lasers, not pulsed, so its on my optical table. And I can't do the master hologram and copies later thing. That complicates the composition a bit (can't have the image in front of the glass), and multiple copies will have to be made one at a time.
And with color, there is no safelight. You can get away with a very dim green (humans are most sensative to 550 nm light) but thats it.

What size are they? And so long as I don't have to move, no safe light would be ok. However, soon as I have to move, all bets are off. While my fursona maybe a cat, I am clearly not. At least, not one of the graceful ones. I might be better as a feral/wild cat rather than an anthropomorphic one.

Right now I'm set up for 8x10. We would have to put your head on my optical table for the exposure. On the one hand, no need to wear it, but on the other I kind of like that the heads are occupied when the hologram was made.

Fu Manchu was on a tripod for his hologram, as was my head.

A head on a tripod would make sense. Having a person inside the head would give it more life, of course.

Oooh, very nice! This would be exciting to see how you had to change the original rig!

Its nearly my portable apparatus, only with three lasers and all the beam combining optics. Denisyuk holograms are the simplest configuration, just broaden the beam with a lens, and then put the film with the object behind it in the beam.