The angular selectivity of volume holograms stored in LiNbO3 is charac
terized as a function of the writing angle and the refractive index mo
dulation depth. Using this selectivity and changing the orientation be
tween the crystal and the writing beams several image holograms are st
ored. An experimental study of the cross-talk between consecutive holo
grams as a function of the recording angular separation is also presen
ted. A criterion for the optimum angular separation between consecutiv
e holograms for highest storage capacity is obtained.