Abstract
We present a methodology with which to evaluate translations and rotations of wavefront aberration measurements of systems in which the exit pupil suffers displacements and rotations with respect to the reference frame of the measuring device. We propose to use image registration techniques to account for rotations, translations, and scale changes of the pupil. We present a proof of principle, using an artificial eye in addition to computer simulations. The method is software based and requires no additional hardware.
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