Abstract
This paper presents the theoretical and experimental results of the analysis of the formation of the focused image in a double-exposure speckle photography. Theoretical analysis of the formation of the focused image in double-exposure speckle photography was carried out using the Vander Lugt method. It is shown that as a result of the summation of speckle structures displaced in the space of the photographic plates, moiré fringes are formed in double-exposure speckle photography. Experimental results confirming theoretical studies are presented.
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