I propose a phase-shifting self-reference digital holography technique in which both three-dimensional (3D) and polarization information is simultaneously obtained without any polarization filters. A Fourier-transform lens, a polarization beam splitter, and two phase-only spatial light modulators are used to simultaneously generate self-reference holograms with orthogonal polarization directions. 3D and polarization information is multiplexed in the recorded phase-shifted digital holograms and retrieved by applying polarization-selective phase-shifting interferometry and numerical refocusing. The validity of the proposed technique is experimentally demonstrated.
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