Applied Optics · 2013 · 17 citations · 21 references
Natural SciencesBiomedical EngineeringBiomedical ImagingDigital ImagingVisual OpticsDigital Image ProcessingHolographyImage ProcessingImage QualityImage RestorationImagingDigital HolographyHolographic DisplayHolographic ImagingRandom NoiseSpeckle Noise Reduction
In holographic displays, it is undesirable to observe the speckle noises with the reconstructed images. A method for improvement of reconstructed image quality by synthesizing low-coherence digital holograms is proposed. It is possible to obtain speckleless reconstruction of holograms due to low-coherence digital holography. An image sensor records low-coherence digital holograms, and the holograms are synthesized by computational calculation. Two approaches, the threshold-processing and the picking-a-peak methods, are proposed in order to reduce random noise of low-coherence digital holograms. The reconstructed image quality by the proposed methods is compared with the case of high-coherence digital holography. Quantitative evaluation is given to confirm the proposed methods. In addition, the visual evaluation by 15 people is also shown.
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