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Full color natural light holographic camera

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Abstract

Full-color, three-dimensional images of objects under incoherent illumination are obtained by a digital holography technique. Based on self-interference of two beam-split copies of the object’s optical field with differential curvatures, the apparatus consists of a beam-splitter, a few mirrors and lenses, a piezo-actuator, and a color camera. No lasers or other special illuminations are used for recording or reconstruction. Color holographic images of daylight-illuminated outdoor scenes and a halogen lamp-illuminated toy figure are obtained. From a recorded hologram, images can be calculated, or numerically focused, at any distances for viewing.

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Fig. 1
Fig. 1 Apparatus for CSIDH. L’s: lenses; M’s: mirrors; BS: beam-splitter.
Fig. 2
Fig. 2 CSIDH of a white LED flash light. (A) A frame capture of the CCD camera. (B) Amplitude and (C) phase of the complex hologram for the red, green, and blue channels. The phase images are plotted with blue-white-red color scale representing the range [π, π] . (D) Numerically focused images from the hologram for the three color channels. (E) Full color holographic images. The best focus image in the middle panel is at 30 mm and the other panels are at 20 and 40 mm before and after the best focus.
Fig. 3
Fig. 3 CSIDH of a toy boat and a die under halogen lamp illumination. (A) Amplitude and phase of the hologram for the red channel. (B) Numerically focused images from the hologram for the three color channels. (C) A cell phone camera image for comparison. (D) Full color focused image. (E) Full color image at distances 20 and 40 mm before and after the best focus, at 30 mm.
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Fig. 4 CSIDH of an outdoor scene under clear daylight illumination. (A) Amplitude and phase of the hologram for the red channel. (B) Numerically focused images from the hologram for the three color channels. (C) A cell phone camera image for comparison. (D) Full color focused image. (E) Full color image at distances 20 and 40 mm before and after the best focus, at 60 mm.
Fig. 5
Fig. 5 (Media 1) A movie demonstrating the focusing property of a CSIDH. Frames of the movie are calculated at distances 0 ~100 mm, at 1 mm interval, from the same recorded hologram. Two frames from the movie show the image focused (A) on the close toy boat, at about 30 mm, and (B) on the distant buildings, at about 60 mm.
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