https://swannrack.tv/videos/watch/d5eab528-3f1b-4616-afa5-70b348f44f5c This is a DCG Hologram of pipe support brackets. The emulsion turned out a little milky. Reasons for this could be trapped moisture during the initial drying process of the emulsion. This hologram is also especially interesting because the gelatin for the emulsion was applied with spin coating onto the glass. All holograms before I had veil coated. Spin coating can result in a more even emulsion. Later I learned that you could also veil coat first and then spin the plate afterwards to get an even better holographic plate. A milky emulsion holds more moisture and is therefore softer. If a softer emulsion tends to create more redder holograms, because even though you expose it to green light, the gelatin changes during drying and shifts the replay wavelength from green to red. This Hologram was made in my holographic Studio in Berlin, down in the old air shelter. Hashtags: #hologram #holography #dcg Swann’s Email: feed_enduring000@simplelogin.com Fri, 04 Sep 2026 00:38:14 GMT https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html PeerTube - https://swannrack.tv https://swannrack.tv/lazy-static/avatars/3926be55-e835-4497-a57a-4e8b3324888a.png https://swannrack.tv/videos/watch/d5eab528-3f1b-4616-afa5-70b348f44f5c All rights reserved, unless otherwise specified in the terms specified at https://swannrack.tv/about and potential licenses granted by each content's rightholder.