
doi: 10.1007/bf03549023
The present paper reports the experimental realisation of the high frequency enhancement technique by utilising a birefringent lens suggested by Chakraborty and Mandal Adhikari (1). It is shown that the subtraction of a focussed and a defocussed image of binary objects reveals their edges. The technique may equally be used for enhancement of the high frequency informations of tonal objects.
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