Abstract
The true image area that can be used for recording microscopic
objects in hybrid holographic microscopy can be increased by
elimination of the conjugate image and the zero-order image. We
therefore added two shutters and one phase modulator to the
electro-optical holographic recording system so that we could change
the recording parameters and evaluate four methods of eliminating the
conjugate image and the zero-order image. We found that the methods
that use only the phase modulator require the recording of fewer
holograms than do the methods that use the shutters and also provide
reconstructed images that are less noisy.
© 1999 Optical Society of America
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