全息术
激光器
展示
全色胶片
光学
RGB颜色模型
计算机科学
反射(计算机编程)
计算机图形学(图像)
材料科学
人工智能
视觉艺术
物理
艺术
图像分辨率
程序设计语言
摘要
Color display holography, which is the most accurate imaging technology known to science, has been used to produce holographic images for display of artifacts in museums. This article presents the 'Bringing the Artifacts back to the people' project. Holograms of twelve different artifacts were recorded using the single-beam Denisyuk color reflection hologram technique. 'White' laser light was produced from three combined cw RGB lasers: a red krypton-ion laser, a green frequency-doubled Nd-YAG laser, and an argon-ion laser. Panchromatic ultra-fine-grain silver halide materials were used for the recording of the holograms. During 2009 the artifacts were brought to St Asaph in Wales at the Centre for Modern Optics, to undergo holographic recording. One of the recorded artifacts included a 14,000-year-old decorated horse jaw bone from the ice age, which is kept at British Museum in London. The recorded color holograms of this object and others have been arranged in a touring exhibition, the 'Virtual Artifacts Exhibition.' During 2010- 2011, this will be installed in a number of local museums in North Wales and surrounding areas.
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