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Q. What does it take to make a Zebra?
A. Each Zebra image starts with a three-dimensional digital model. If no such model exists, it can be created by digitizing a real object or using computer graphics software. We have successfully used many three-dimensional computer graphic file formats, including DXF, OBJ, or IGES.
Q. How long does it take to make a Zebra?
A. Production time for one 2' x 2' monochrome tile is approximately two (2) hours.
Q. How much does a Zebra cost?
A. The cost of a Zebra is primarily dependent on two things: quantity and size. Please contact us for a price quote.
Q. How is a Zebra mounted and displayed?
A. A Zebra is usually laminated onto a flat, lightweight surface, like aluminum or plastic, which can in turn be mounted almost anywhere. Zebras are "reflection" holograms, which means they must be illuminated from the front in order to communicate the three-dimensional effect. A single point light source, such as a halogen lamp or stronger, is best. A Zebra is best displayed indoors or at night with a single light source shining directly on it. Zebra Imaging can provide appropriate lighting.
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