Additional example images for the manuscript "Zero-Order Diffraction Suppression in Full Field-of-View Computer Generated Holography: A Camera In the Loop Interferometric Approach"

This dataset is meant to complement the upcoming manuscript "Zero-Order Diffraction Suppression in Full Field-of-View Computer Generated Holography: A Camera In the Loop Interferometric Approach". The data reported shows a selection of computer generated holograms before and after suppression of the zeroth order of diffraction with the method described in the manuscript. The images were acquired with a 635 nm laser, modulated by a Holoeye-Pluto phase only spatial light modulator and focused on a 16-bit sCMOS camera (PCO Pandas) by a 100 mm plano-convex lens. The laser power and camera parameters were not changed after zeroth order compensation. Grayscale holograms have been processed for speckle minimization. Raw data are presented as tiff stack of multiple acquisitionsof the same image, each with the hologram recomputed with random parameter initialization. Final images are presented either asan avere of the stack, simulating a long camera exposure, or as a maximum intensity projection of the stack, simulatingperception from the human eye. For more information on the method, please consult the related manuscript. The second version includes the raw data from the figure reported in the manuscript, and some additional examples.The third version added grayscale images, as required by the manuscript reviewers