Holograms on the cheap!

[brandonjclark]

Tom's Guide (http://www.tomsguide.com/us/) has a neat little article showcasing some fairly awesome holographic pictures.

True holographic 3-D video may still be at its nascent stages, especially the kind the doesn't need goggles. However, kind of holography used on those funky hologram stickers of your youth can do a lot these days. Take Zebra Imaging, for example. Their Zscape digital prints provide fully parallax 3-D still images of a cityscape._9QR3qaK_Cs

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Check it out! (http://www.tomsguide.com/us/zebra-imaging-zscape-holograms,news-9356.html)

[Anenome]

I was like this close to posting this recently :P thanks for saving me the time. Aren't they sweet!

I saw this one that I can't find anymore, where they change the angle and it zoomed way down to street level.

[Meusli]

Wow, this stuff looks amazing. Apart from looking amazing though what applications do they have in real life?

[Anenome]

Wow, this stuff looks amazing. Apart from looking amazing though what applications do they have in real life?
They're for architects to pitch projects with, rather than making a physical mockup that would be way more expensive. These can be printed directly from a digital CAD file.