Abstract

In this paper an approach will be developed for wavefront recording and reconstruction with a photographic plate when emulsion thickness is not uniform. It is shown that in a first approximation an emulsion thickness variation will not affect the wavefront recording. However, thickness variation does affect the hologram image reconstruction. It is found that a first-order thickness variation (wedge-shaped), except for a lateral translation of image coordinates, will not affect the precision of the reconstruction. However, a second-order variation not only affects the precise dimension of the image reconstruction but also causes an astigmatic effect in the hologram image.

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