Exponential filtering, together with an improved version of the iterative Fourier-transform algorithm, is applied to image reconstruction from one-dimensional infrared stellar speckle interferometry data. The only problem was an expected noisy appearance of the results when noisy data were simulated. Finally, the method was applied to observational

Near-IR standard photometry (J, H, K, L and M bands) of 38 IRAS sources with FIR colors similar to those of known planetary nebulae is presented. They are classified according to their IR global energy distribution from 1 to 100 microns. Although it is not possible to reach a definite conclusion about their evolutionary stage, there are clear

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Infrared J and K light curves of two RS CVn short-period systems, XY UMa and WY Cnc, are presented. Both systems show similar variability in the infrared to that observed in the visual. From the colors an infrared excess is inferred for the primary component of both systems. A new determination of their geometrical elements is presented and the

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