Fig. 3. Two forms of digital holography microscopy. The off-axis mode (A) eschews the use of a phase modulator for the reference wave to capture one hologram image, while the in-line mode (B) uses the phase modulator to capture multiple hologram images. R (IMAGE)

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Fig. 3. Two forms of digital holography microscopy. The off-axis mode (A) eschews the use of a phase modulator for the reference wave to capture one hologram image, while the in-line mode (B) uses the phase modulator to capture multiple hologram images. R

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Fig. 3. Two forms of digital holography microscopy. The off-axis mode (A) eschews the use of a phase modulator for the reference wave to capture one hologram image, while the in-line mode (B) uses the phase modulator to capture multiple hologram images. Reprinted with permission from (38) under a Creative Commons License.

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