3D Hologram Fan Wedding

This week, you've most likely seen a hologram (if not today). That's right. Holograms can be found all over the place. Forget about Princess Leia begging for support in science fiction; the ones you're likely to have seen aren't quite as glamorous. They are, however, instrumental.

The holograms you've seen are closer than you think...in truth, they're probably right now in your back pocket. A good example is your credit card or driver's license. An angled mirror splits a laser beam into two different beams to produce these holograms. As a result, an origin beam and a reflection beam are created. Both are reflected off of other tilted mirrors but in opposite directions. The object beam is then reflected off the hologram image-forming object and onto the end surface (also known as the holographic plate), while the reflection beam is guided straight onto the plate. The hologram is formed when these two beams collide.

The 3D hologram fan can be both synchronous and asynchronous controlled. Content can be uploaded into the memory card of the machine, and can be real-time transport from a PC and Smart phone either. This depends on the use and application customers prefer.

How to transmit a picture/video into a hologram fan?

Ans:

● Begin with a dark-colored or black backdrop. The hologram projection would appear bright and transparent as a result of this.

● Draw an "x" to separate the paper or screen before beginning to create the image.

● In one of the four triangular-shaped spaces, draw an image.

● In the remaining three spaces, repeat the same picture.

How Large is the hologram Projection?

Ans: We can display holograms up to 20 ft high, but depends on the available floors to display the hologram. For trade shows where the scope of our rental is small, our most common dual-sided hologram projection projector is a 15" picture by 27" large.

From the size of 25cm to 100cm, solo 3D hologram fan can be jointed into a big size wall at any size.