Holographic Prints Show the World in Three Dimensions

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<p>"Zebra Imaging is a company that creates amazing 3D holographic prints called ZScapes, allowing viewers to view a scene in 3D without any special eyewear. The above shows a print made of downtown Seattle, with the building in the print appearing to be about 10 inches high. Over 8,000 of these futuristic prints have already been created for the US military, but what excites us more is the possibility of this being a glimpse into the future of photography. Perhaps later generations of photographers will be capturing 3D photographs and displaying their work through 3D holographic prints. We’ll be telling our grandchildren, “when I was your age, prints were in 2D!"</p>

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<p>Freakin cool. Check the youtube vid out on PetaPixel<br /><br />http://networkedblogs.com/bC2yl</p>

<p>Garrison, Wow! Thanks for sharing. I can's imagine what the future holds for photography.<br>

I also liked when I clicked on the link there was the <a title="First Ever Photograph of a Human Being" href="http://www.petapixel.com/2010/10/27/first-ever-photograph-of-a-human-being/">First Ever Photograph of a Human Being</a><br /> I probably should of started another thread on that alone. I bookmarked PetaPixel.</p>

<p>You're welcome, John. I love Petapixel. I can count on them for bringing the best of the best to light on their site. Quality instead of quantity :)</p>