Library Journal
“Published
20 times a year, LJ is the only full-service magazine tailored to the
information needs of librarians and managers in public, academic, and
corporate/institutional libraries nationwide, and with a total
audience of 108,000”
“Recommended
…. as the most current and comprehensive directory of holography.”
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American Reference
Books Annual
“This
work is packed with a wide variety of information about the holography
industry. The cover and several insert pages illustrate different
types of holograms covered in the text. Librarians will find
the topical
chapters, which explain and illustrate most areas in holography, very
worthwhile. Chapters provide conventional MarketPlace information,
such as copyright holder, manufacturer, chain of distribution,
distributor, wholesaler, and retailer. It also covers holography
business, business by category, and individuals in the industry. It is
a comprehensive listing of 750 addresses of businesses in all areas of
the industry. The list is organized by categories and includes charts
for quick reference. The book concludes with an extensive glossary and
a brief index. Unique and special are the hallmarks of this
international guide to holography. Several actual holograms are also
included in the book. - Thomas Hart”
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The Bookwatch
“As
a standard library reference, it packs in everything businesses need
for acquiring, selling and understanding holographs and their
applications.”
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L.A.S.E.R. NEWS
“Holography
MarketPlace is an extensive international directory of holography. It
begins with an introduction to holography for the beginner and
explains holography with chapters on types of holograms, artwork,
contracts, producers, buying and selling holograms, education,
equipment and supplies, a bibliography, and an excellent glossary.
The
chapter on types of holograms gives brief and clear descriptions of
the varieties of holograms and how they are created. The chapter on
artwork should be read by all graphic designers and students about to
embark on their first holographic journey.
The
chapter on producers lists the various holography services offered.
This directory is a tremendous effort and has produced a useful list
of holography resources. Holography MarketPlace belongs on every
reference shelf.”
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Leonardo
Reviewed
by Graham Saxby, Wolverhampton Polytechnic, Wolverhampton, West
Midlands, U.K
Holography
MarketPlace is a international directory and buyer's guide for the
holography industry. It is, however, much more than a mere list of
commercial holographic enterprises and suppliers of equipment. It also
contains a list of individuals and instruction establishments that
offer instruction in holography, and presumably mindful of the
possible ignorance of the prospective users of the guide concerning
the nature of holograms and what holography can do, it contains a
great deal of basic information on holograms and how they are made.
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EuroPrinter
Bearing
a startling hologram on its front cover, this book is a complete,
up-to-date reference guide to its subject. For the uninitiated, the
first two chapters give a thorough introduction to this complex
technology. For the professional holographer, the central part of the
book covers materials and techniques in detail.
Also
included is an international listing of over 750 holography
businesses.
As
publishers, Ross Books is in the unique position of offering pages
with holograms which are collector's items in themselves giving
numerous holograms throughout the book.”
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