“…Digital holography (DH) uses CCD or COMS to record holograms, and with the help of computer programming, both the amplitude and phase information of recorded objects can be reconstructed. 1,2) DH has emerged as a low-cost and compact tool for the acquisition of two or three-dimensional (3D) information in various applications, such as DH microscopy, 3,4) particle field measurements, [5][6][7][8][9][10][11] etc. One of the outstanding advantages of DH is that it can simulate the diffraction process of object waves from the hologram plane to the reconstructed image plane through numerical calculations, and achieve a digitally focused reconstructed image from a single recorded digital hologram.…”