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Non-Isoplanatic Effects In Imaging Through Turbulent Media

We discuss the importance of the isoplanatic assumption in conventional imaging and in imaging using intensity interferometry. For conventional imaging, we treat both short- and long-time exposures. In imaging using intensity interferometry, we present a general result, in which isoplanicity is not assumed, and then study the first order non-isoplanatic correction. Explicit calculations are given for the correction under typical atmospheric conditions.