Brain/Skull (Anatomically Accurate) hologram Deskstand, Photopolymer Film

I love this hologram. I have it on my desk in my office, along with other sciency-type stuff. Image is amazingly clear. It helps to use super bright LED or similar small-bulb light source. Tube lights tend to blur the image, as it's receiving light from to wide of angles.I did notice a tiny bulge in the surface, but it's not really noticeable unless you inspect it. The seller also included a handful of holo stickers and bookmarks. Holograms! Takes me back to the 90s when they sold them at malls.

The Brain/Skull is the brightest and clearest holograms of this size I've ever seen, and I've seen and made a lot of holograms. One viewing angle shows the outside of the head and the other viewing angle shows the inside of the head...the brain. The detail in the model making is spectacular and everyone who sees it is stunned. It looks great in even in fluorescent light, which is something you cannot say for most holograms that are bigger than 3". The black acrylic display is small enough to fit nicely on a desk, mantle, etc

The holographic desk stand is a fine gift.. If you haven't seen a hologram up close and held one in your hand you are in for a real treat. We bought a number of them as gifits. It is a top drawer way to say thanks and a surprising experience every time it is viewed.

Nice but pay attention to size.

good anatomical details, a little bit not good visible from distance, I would pay more for higher quality of the frame but finally I am enjoyed

This is one of my favorite holograms produced back in the day. I got a copy of this back in the late 80s when it was on a clear stand. Still have mine.This is a very bright two channel reflection hologram. As you move your head one side, to the other, you'll see the image change from skull, to open skull, revealing the brain, eye, optic nerve, muscles, ect. VERY COOL!I made holograms professionally back around the 80s, and 90s, and I can tell you this is a worthwhile hologram to add to your collection.It shows up bright, and clear in many types of lighting. For best viewing, use a bight, point-source light, with only one filament, or one LED. Sunlight really shows holograms quite nicely.It's a shame we don't see more display holograms, and less rubbish, claiming to be holograms on Amazon, really.