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Digital holography is actively used for the characterization of objects and 3D-scenes, tracking changes in medium parameters, 3D shape reconstruction, detection of micro-object positions, etc. To obtain high-quality images of objects, it is often necessary to register a set of holograms or to select a noise suppression method for specific experimental conditions. In this paper, we propose a method to improve filtering in digital holography. The method requires a single hologram only. It utilizes interpolation upscaling of the reconstructed image size, filtering (e.g., median, BM3D, or NLM), and interpolation to the original image size. The method is validated on computer-generated and experimentally registered digital holograms. Interpolation methods coefficients and filter parameters were analyzed. The quality is improved in comparison with digital image filtering up to 1.4 times in speckle contrast on the registered holograms and up to 17% and 29% in SSIM and NSTD values on the computer-generated holograms. The proposed method is convenient in practice since its realization requires small changes of standard filters, improving the quality of the reconstructed image.
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