lenticular hologram prototypes

Here are some 3D lenticular images I have made, using computer graphics. They are not holograms, strictly speaking but are quite similar in some ways as they give a very nice, solid looking 3D effect without the need for special glasses, and the viewer can move around to view different parts of the scene (within a certain viewing angle.)
The first 2 use a 60 lens per inch (lpi) sheet, which gives good detail, but limits me to 10 frames, resulting in slightly jerky transitions. The last 2 use a much coarser 20lpi sheet, allowing for 30 frames, giving very nice smooth animation, but poor resolution. The 20lpi ones look better on the video I think but the 60lpi ones look nicer in real life (the 3d depth effect isnt really visible on the video, and helps to 'hide' the jerky movement I find.)

Hope you enjoy them!

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• 3d
• lenticular
• holography
• hologram
• graphics
• cgi
• autostereoscopic
• 3d tv
• technology
• computer graphics
• stereo
• autostereo
• print

[Howseography]

haha thanks - Yes, everything is real except the hand holding the cards, which is CG, obviously ;)

[Howseography]

Make sure you all check out my new video for the finished version of the chimp.

[SugarOfSweden]

looks awesome Jay =)

[Ruttie2]

How did you make that!? I must know.

[1stAreo8]

Those have amazing depth.

[oliveuk]

this is awesome! are those people real?