Images of 68 globular clusters have been recorded in 125 exposures made with the electronic camera of the U.S. Naval Observatory on the 24-inch, 40-inch and 61-inch reflecting telescopes at the Flagstaff Station. The images were electronically malfocussed to allow the integration of light from the fainter cluster stars without saturation of the central portions of the brighter star images. Spacial information thus lost was partly regained by subsequent linear deconvolution of the cluster profiles by means of a star profile used as the point spread function.