Widescreen Holographic Box for Smartphones

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Widescreen Holographic Box for Smartphones

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This is my horizontal "widescreen" HoloBox for Smartphones, based on Pepper's ghost illusion technique. Superb for advertising stuff! Very easy build! Print out the two halves snap them together (they have snap-joints). Slide in the acrylic glass sheet or transparent laser printer foil and put your smartphone on the top on full brightness, playing your video or animation. As simple as that! I have also a “vertical” version - just check my other uploads in the profile. Think of the possibilities: Interactive, real-time animation of an Avatar combined with AI, like Chat GPT, Siri, etc. 😉

 

Pictures, Animations, Videos etc. that are on black background work best. On your smartphone turn "off" automatic brightness and move the slider to maximum brightness. This version is for horizontal product presentation that means your videos need to be horizontal i.e. 1920px * 1080px.

 

You can use an acrylic glass but you will get a slight visible double reflection on your projection. What works good too but only in a dark environment is a piece of a DIN A4 transparent film for laser printers. These foils are only 0.1 mm thick and avoid the double reflection. In daylight the projection is pale and lacks contrast because it's missing the reflective coating. If you have any idea on different foils that might work let me know. Size of the Acrylic glass sheet or foil is 139mm x 85mm x 2mm

 

For “best results” you will need a special holographic reflective film. It is attached with water and dish soap to a piece of acrylic glass. With this foil you will get the best results because it also diminishes the double reflection caused by the 2mm thick acrylic glass. The foil looks like a one-way mirror foil but not too reflective. I couldn't find it on aliexpress but I ordered directly from here: http://www.defi-tech.com/holo-film-for-showcase.html If you know of any alternatives please let me know.

 

Update: Seems like the link isn't working anymore. Best is to try and search online for “pepper ghost holographic foil”.

 

 

 

Check out the video to see how it looks like.
https://youtu.be/uHrAtZ-sKM8
https://www.instagram.com/p/B9RlEKnnpdh/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link

Print instructions

Use supports! Project file and GCODE is included.

Remove supports with pliers and use a small nail file on the snap fits and holes to make them fit. I've added 0.3mm tolerance but because of the overhangs and supports you still need to use the nail file a little bit to make it fit perfectly.

 

Copyright:
All my designs are protected by copyright. By downloading, you agree to use the files for personal purposes only.
This means that you do NOT have the right to sell 3D prints of the digital files, including selling products made from molds.

 

If you want to sell my prints commercially and legally, you can join my Patreon:
https://www.patreon.com/technerd863

The digital files (STL and other formats) may never be resold, shared, remixed or given away.

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Well made, but the connection seems like it's a bit flimsy, or might come off anytime. Might just be me though.
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Could maybe use the glass from one of those cheap cellphone teleprompters that hook to camera lenses?
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That is a great idea and could really work well! Thanks!
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where do you find the film? the links are broken. object printed great.
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yeah they changed the name again for the foil. Best is to search online for "pepper ghost holographic foil".
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Does anyone know if window tint could work as the reflective surface?
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