Abstract

The beam ratio (reference beam intensity to object beam intensity) which produces maximum contrast photographic reconstructions from double-exposure holographic interferograms was experimentally determined to be 1.2 ± 0.2.

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Effect of the Photographic Gamma on the Luminance of Hologram Reconstructions*

James C. Wyant and M. Parker Givens
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Effects of Photographic Gamma on Hologram Reconstructions*†

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