Looking Glass Portrait

Product Overview

Back in 2018 when we launched the world's first holographic display, most people didn't believe this sort of technology was possible. But a small group of fanatic hologram hackers did believe, and we were able to ship them thousands of our first generation holographic dev kits. To us, holographic displays weren't just a dream from sci-fi movies — they were something real that we used every day.

And yet, we've always wanted a way for everyone to have their own holographic display. Say hello to Looking Glass Portrait.

You don't need to know how to program to use this holographic display. Looking Glass Portrait is designed for the millions of people that work or play in 3D in any way: Artists, Designers, Developers, Filmmakers, Photographers, and those of you who are just starting to explore three-dimensional capture and creation. Even phones can now capture holograms.

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Technical Specs

Weight
660g / 1.5lb

Materials
ABS / PC / Proprietary lens mix / Glass

Viewing cone
58 degrees

No. of views
45 to 100

Input resolution
1536px x 2048px

Aspect ratio
4:3:2 (Height, Length, Approximate Depth)

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Display

7.9" / 20cm (diagonal) display
Advanced high precision lens and microlouvre array
Controllable edge lighting
Integrated Raspberry Pi 4 for standalone functionality

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Buttons and Connectors

Advance / Back buttons
Play / Loop buttons
3.5mmm AUX audio jack
HDMI port
USB-C port

Minimum Requirements for Desktop Mode

HoloPlay Studio works with PC and Mac.

To import, edit, process and convert depth photos, videos, and other holographic media, almost all PCs and Macs with HDMI and USB-C will work.

To run and create heavier-duty interactive applications with Unity or Unreal, we recommend a PC with a GTX 1650 or equivalent, CPU with Intel i5 or higher, and at least 8GB of RAM.

Minimum Requirements for playback in Standalone Mode

USB-C or wall power.

• Looking Glass Portrait

• USB-C Cable

• HDMI Cable

• 5V/3A Power Adapter

• Microfiber cloth