Diffusers for holographic stereography
L. E. helseth, I. Singstad
Abstract
Holographic diffusers have long been recognized as versatile components with a broad number of applications. In this work we discuss holographic diffusers for projection of laser light from a Liquid Crystal Display(LCD) onto a holographic recording medium. In holographic stereography, projection of the information from a LCD onto a holographic recording medium has traditionally been done by a lens or a ground glass. It is suggested that the holographic diffusers can replace these elements and improve image quality and light economy.
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