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Russ  Hensel
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A singel photon can interfer with itself, the two slit experiment has 
been done with only one photon in the appratus at a time.  But I think 
to see the image one needs the sum of many photons.

As I understand it a photon is completely described by its quantum 
numbers which may be probabalistic until the photon is observed.  

I do not think a single photon has enough quantum numbers ( or bits if 
you like ) to resolve even a very fuzzy image.

Just my opinion.

Russ

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