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Looking Glass

Looking Glass musubi Holographic Frame

$149.00

Looking Glass Portrait is a small glasses-free holographic display for 3D photos, models, and animations. It focuses on 3D content viewing, creative display, product visualization, and desktop light-field experiences.

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A cosy new home for #voxatron ! The Looking Glass Portrait by @LKGGlass is a super-portable holographic display that is currently going on KS for $249 (last day!) Portrait on Kickstarter: https://t.co/cX3rG9LVhH About Voxatron: https://t.co/Ib7ZmcIHjG pic.twitter.com/wbNaUDM50V

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Specifications

product typepersonal holographic / light-field display
main modelLooking Glass Portrait
display size7.9 in
aspect ratio3:4
brightness200 cd/m²
dimensions5.31 in x 6.65 in x 4.13 in
inputsUSB-C input and HDMI
viewingglasses-free 3D / holographic viewing

Before you buy

Where to buy Looking Glass Portrait

Looking Glass sells the Portrait through its own store, and MetaOriental links out rather than selling it. Looking Glass Portrait costs $149.00.

Who Looking Glass Portrait is for

The Portrait shows 3D content that looks three-dimensional to the naked eye, with no headset and no glasses, on a 7.9-inch light-field panel. It is aimed at people who make 3D work and want to show it — designers, product visualisation, 3D photography — rather than at general display buyers. The unit is small at 5.31 by 6.65 by 4.13 inches and sits on a desk.

Is Looking Glass Portrait worth $149.00?

At $149.00 the Portrait costs about as much as a good monitor and cannot be used as one, so it is a second display for one specific kind of content. Brightness is 200 cd/m², which is dim next to an ordinary screen and is a consequence of how light-field displays work rather than a defect. It earns its place for someone who shows 3D work to clients regularly, and it becomes an ornament for everyone else.

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