eng Science and Education Publishing Journal of Optoelectronics Engineering 2014-06-02 2 1 21 23 10.12691/joe-2-1-3 JOE2014213 article Vadivelan V vvelan@gmail.com 1 Chandar Shekar B 2 Reseaerch and Development centre, Bharathiar University, Coimbatore, India Department of Physics, Kongunadu Arts & Science College, Coimbatore, India In this research work, high diffraction efficiency and transmission phase holographic lens is recorded by using red sensitive commercially available fine grain PFG-01 silver halide holographic emulsion. In the preliminary stage, the exposure sensitivity is optimized and the plates were chemically developed in recommended developer of CWC2 by the supplier. In the next stage, we have modified the developer and the holographic lens was recorded for the same optimized energy level for comparison. The phase holographic lens was a result by using modified fixation-free rehalogenating bleach R10 for modified and unmodified CWC2 developer. The obtained diffraction efficiency for the holographic lens in usual processing technique is compared with our new modified CWC2 developer. As a result, the enhancement of diffraction efficiency of nearly 20% was achieved by using the new combination of modified developer and modified bleach as compare to the usual combination of developer - bleach processing technique. The experimentally obtained results are compared and explained in detail. http://pubs.sciepub.com/joe/2/1/3/joe-2-1-3.pdf holography Fine-Grain Holographic Emulsion holographic optical elements CWC2 developer PFG-01 Holographic Plates and Films holographic lens Transmission hologram