Holography, Research and Technologies 2011
DOI: 10.5772/14282
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Image Quality Improvement of Digital Holography by Multiple Wavelengths or Multiple Holograms

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“…The common structure of applied quality criteria for holographic images is shown at the following block diagram (Figure 1). For planar images as well as for 3D images are widely used such criteria as detailing degree, speckle size [2], optical density, brightness inhomogeneity, chromaticity, pattern cell configuration, etc. For evaluation the quality of actual holograms usually used such criteria as diffraction efficiency, selectivity (angular, spectral), scale factor (angular (Mα), longitudinal (Ml), Transverse (Mh)), depth of field, resolution and aberrations [3] and hologram depth [4].…”
Section: Criteria Overviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The common structure of applied quality criteria for holographic images is shown at the following block diagram (Figure 1). For planar images as well as for 3D images are widely used such criteria as detailing degree, speckle size [2], optical density, brightness inhomogeneity, chromaticity, pattern cell configuration, etc. For evaluation the quality of actual holograms usually used such criteria as diffraction efficiency, selectivity (angular, spectral), scale factor (angular (Mα), longitudinal (Ml), Transverse (Mh)), depth of field, resolution and aberrations [3] and hologram depth [4].…”
Section: Criteria Overviewmentioning
confidence: 99%