Abstract

This Letter examines sharpness metric maximization methods on 3D images obtained at Table Mountain, Colorado. We employ multi-wavelength 3D imaging with digital holography and a pilot tone to obtain the aberrated images and use sharpness metric maximization to correct the aberrated images with both pupil-plane and multi-plane corrections. Image quality improves when sharpness metric maximization is used and particularly with multi-plane correction.

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