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Holography
And compared to the cinematography of Auguste and Louis Lumière which brings since 1895 to two initial dimensions of photography (height, width) the fourth dimension (time) for a motionless observer, holography brings well to these two dimensions photography, the third dimension (depth) and the fourth dimension for an observer moving ! At the beginning of cinematography, the
spectators had the impression that only one photography became animated, without becoming
aware of the succession of photographs because of the persistence of the luminous
impressions on the retina preventing the eye from seeing the blacks separating each
motionless test. Image in 4 dimensions of an animated object for a motionless observer ![]() (instructions for the vision of the relief simulated without special glasses) Subject : armillaire sphere established according to the planetary model of the astronomer and Greek geographer Ptolémée of Alexandria (90-168) which remained until XVIe century, where the sun turns around the ground which remains motionless in the center of the universe How it is by a displacement by translation of only one holographic support or by an exploratory movement of the observer, the vision offered by a holographic image to great angle of vision is space-time, with a perfect continuity of the evolution of the relief, which justifies the name of image in 4 dimensions, with in more like characteristic to be written completely instantaneously on only one negative ! And as Gabriel Lippmann in 1908 at the French Company of Photography as regards integral photographs expressed it : it could appear incredible a priori that only one and even photographic test can show us a succession of different sights . Image in 4 dimensions of a fixed object for an observer moving ![]() ![]() The hologram (H, for top) has a format equivalent to one of the plane sights of the armillaire sphere. However, the observer this time moving around the holographic image of an object fixes, can for example see at the time of its exploratory movement of position 1 with position 4, the equivalent of the preceding image of an object animated for a motionless observer realized starting from the four stereoscopic couples above. |