The Three Dimensioital Reconstruction Of People And Outdoor Scenes Using Holographic Multiplexing
Jessica D. Gilbert Redman · Proceedings of SPIE, the International Society for Optical Engineering/Proceedings of SPIE · 1968
In conventional holography the object must be held stationary to within a fraction of a wavelength during the exposure and hence only a very restricted class of objects can be recorded. however, for applications such as television and portraiture where reconstructions need not be faithful to wavelength accuracies a series of conventional pictures can be combined holographically to produce adequate three dimensional reconstructions.