Snapshot quantitative phase microscopy with a printed film
Abstract:
This paper proposes a low-cost snapshot quantitative phase imaging approach. The setup is simple and adds only a printed film to a conventional microscope. The phase of a sample is regarded as an additional aberration of the optical imaging system. And the image captured through a phase object is modeled as the distorted version of a projected pattern. An optimization algorithm is utilized to recover the phase information via distortion estimation. We demonstrate our method on various samples such as a micro-lens array, IMR90 cells and the dynamic evaporation process of a water drop, and our approach has a capability of real-time phase imaging for highly dynamic phenomenon using a traditional microscope.
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