An ellipsometric technique based on angle-resolved light scattering is addressed to open applications in the field of imaging in random media. The first experimental demonstration is given to prove the selective extinction of different scattering sources such as surface roughness and bulk heterogeneity in optical components and liquids. The results are compared with theory.
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