The Fourier transform (FT) and the wavelet transform (WT) methods are used to process the fringe carrier pattern resulting from speckle-shearing inteferometry, in which the carrier frequency is modulated by deformation of a bending plate. Both the amount and the sign of the first derivative of the out-of-plane displacement can be obtained by these two transform techniques in the whole field. Phase distributions of the deflection slope are compared, which shows the wavelet analysis gives a better solution with noise reduction and without deficiency of filter window choice as for that in the Fourier transform. Meanwhile, the phase values in the path along the maximum WT amplitudes give a direct map of the second derivative patterns of the deflection, which presents the same image as that given by the shearing subtraction of the phase patterns from the inverse Fourier transformation but avoids the processing of unwrapping for the phase reconstruction.
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