Digital holographic microscopy's ability to reconstruct three-dimensional surface topography from a single measurement without the need for any scanning makes it extremely robust and immune to vibrations. Its applications range from bioimaging through to analysing micro-electromechanical systems devices and quality-assurance tasks.
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Cuche, E., Emery, Y. & Montfort, F. One-shot analysis. Nature Photon 3, 633–635 (2009). https://doi.org/10.1038/nphoton.2009.207
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