A paragraph in my book to honor the vets that rode with me.
after being the senior scientist for the advanced concepts program of the DOE in their proof of concept program that at the time primary interest was OSI secure entry control badges and for nuclear scientists and verification of nuclear explosions for the non-proliferation project once red team testing deemed the patent unique.I never knew if they ever used it for these applications because I left ,I decided it was not my culture.I was the first creator of the free store concept in the midwest in carbondale southern Illinois.For a project Buckminsister Fuller assigned me for a working community project.I painted a mural on a block long building alley across from the marine enlisting office.and the owner gave me a store space in trade.I gave winter jackets away for free and did christmas deliveries for orphans as my business model.Riding home on a chromed wing harley to the girlfriend that took me in when my motorcycle ran out of gas in front of her house.The motorcycle was a 1949 pan I bought from a father who said it killed his son .I rolled it out of his barn after paying him a couple hundred dollars .I changed the suicide clutch I extended the fork 10 inches and place a set of chrome wings around the gas tank. It introduced me to returning rejected spit upon special forces heros.Once we formed 120 of us ,we drove highways of the southern hills of coal mines sparking spurs sparking on the road like asteroids. Filling bars where everyone called us sir and state police guarded our bikes rows..Unlike the legends of old that heros would tell of tales that few survived to tell.These men carried the memories of the erie phantom fluorescence afterglow that lingers over a misty blooded field after a battle
man who fought in armies fighting the unbroken peace between the duality of the darkness and the light.
Wars against the dwellers that hide in the mist beyond time.ravening for souls who attempt the beyond.souls that attempt the barrier that may be held in bondage ,Entities saddling souls,luring it from its shape.laying in wait for those that pass them, dwellers, of the barriers,who changed the ordinance,of the orbits of the stars,hiding in the corners in the mist beyond space time,that seek such souls to hold in their thralls.whose sound is a hound bell ringing bay.
Memories of forgotten epic battles that took place somewhere on unknown lands that have not been mapped. .In the continuing eternal struggle between the duality of darkness and light fought by strange powers hidden to men.
Along the side of the ancient ones whose vengeance memories of the fields after the battles afterglow with its unnatural light of the manifestation of spirits.Non corporeal entities,life forms that lack substantiality composed of energy that are not carbon based.Sitting on the stoney cliffs of devils kitchen waiting for the sun to rise,It was not the bragging of battle ,but the subtle conversations that send ones imagination in search into illuminating insights purpose in vortex cue of ones sub consciousness, with the deep knowledge of the human construct.
Above holograms are REFLECTION MULTIPLEX. Producing both 1 step front lit motion reflections and free floating motion projections Not to be confused with transmission Multiplex.produced by lloyd crosses multiplex that are rainbow backlit holograms or steve bentons 4 step alcove Patent, printer and images done by Britton Zabka.Successful knockoffs include Sonys ultragram. developed 14 years later using diffussion screens and creating curve by pressing film for each exposure,.Rabbithole. and Zebra
Above/ holograms ,patent, and printer from brittons motion Image plane innovation non multiplex format un mudulated overlapping beams no use of cylindrical lens exposures . produces both reflection and transmission holograms and 3d 360 objects.
BRITTON ZABKA SOLID STATE MOTION HOLOGRAPHY
Methods and apparatus for producing simultaneous and near real time holographic imagery Jul 1, 2002 Holographic printers for producing simultaneous and near real time white light viewable holographic imagery are disclosed. Such printers include fiber optics for dividing the reference beam into a plurality of identical reference beams each intersecting the object beam path at the recording medium. In one embodiment, the recording medium is simultaneously exposed to both the object beam and the plurality of reference beams. An alternate embodiment is provided for sequentially opening each of the reference beam shutters with the opening of the object beam shutter. Preferably, the printer includes a liquid crystal panel and a computer for supplying images in the liquid crystal panel between each sequential opening of the shutters. For the formation of integral holograms, fiber optics are provided for dividing the object beam. The printers disclosed herein avoid the mechanical repositioning (of the film plane, or either one of the recording beams), stop, wait, expose and repeat process of prior art composite and integral holographic printers.
EARLY PRIOR CONDENSED HISTORY OF THE HOLOGRAPHIC PIONEERS THAT MUST INFLUENCED BRITTON ZABKA’S WORK AND ALL HOLOGRAPHERS
dennis gabor considered the father of holography and credited in holography discovery
left/ emeit leith pioneered off axis holography making it possible for steve benton right to innovate white lite rainbow holography .upon meeting them lloyd cross combined both mens work added motion picture technology and the era of motion holography began
Dennis Gabor and Salvador Dali.
Alice Cooper and Dali. collaborating with multiplex producing hologram in next picture an launching the company a article in rolling stone was helpful
Multiplex of Alice Cooper by Dali.
next in the timeline finishing final mural on sunset blvd. lloyd invited britton to paint his santa monica school of holography and move to work at multiplex
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Lloyd Cross and Britton Zabka
35mm filmed by Gary Adams for a hologram britton produced at multiplex
Cecil and Steve Anderson standing next to brittons Multiplex at L.A. school of holography for “Through the looking glass” exhibit in NY.
1976
Chicago Sun Times 1977 for Gallery 1134, Britton exhibited from his work done at multiplex that included his knight shot self portrait. and first 360 animation.
self portrait of britton zabka filmed on the 35mm mitchel camera sitting on a rotating platform by inventor of transmission multiplex lloyd cross at company in the mission district in san francisco California
also exhibited the knight shot made at multiplex above
Steve Benton and Nick Phillips in Britton’s innovation patent 5,046,792, filmed at first holographic symposium 1980.
“WONDERFUL booklet! It is the first time that I’ve seen it internally (I’ve seen online photos of the cover). I didn’t realize that it was also a step-by-step guide to making holograms, and other than the reflection bleach formula (mercuric chloride), it is just as relevant today as it was in 1979! etc.
Best Regards,
Frank”
Frank Defrietas
CO2 laser at Vinceenes Laser College Bob Hesses early history
Touring laser show made by Herb Deigl, head of Venceeses Laser Department, pictured 2nd from the right
sharing some work
Drawing with RC Gorman during a filming session for Britton’s patent 5,046,792
Britton’s image plane master. for embossing
Britton’s image plane altar
Sandia National Labs contract done as senior scientist of the advanced concept program doing proof of concept of patents and applications
Project completion and approval of phase 2 by the NM Congressional delegation.
Governor Richardson holding Britton’s security hologram to replace digital photographs with holographic portraits.
Britton and US Patent Commissioner
Use your talent for a higher purpose than yourself.
Presentation for a bus for Burning Man by Britton Zabka.
the britton zabka collection