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In this series of digital art holograms and lenticulars, we used the HoloCam Portable Light System with the 35 mm cameras, Canon IS3 and the Canon 700D, to capture the image information, it was then edited on the computer using Motion 5 and Final Cut Pro X programs. We are presenting several actions in the digital holographic space. The figures are in dialogue within the holographic space and the viewer, in front of the holographic plate. In holography the time of the image is the time of the viewer present. And that particular feature is what distinguishes digital holography from other media.
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Isabel Azevedo, Elizabeth Sandford-Richardson, Martin Richardson, Luis Miguel Bernardo, Helder Crespo, "Silent images in dialogue," Proc. SPIE 9771, Practical Holography XXX: Materials and Applications, 977108 (25 May 2016); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2212391