1. A system for beam-scanning and imaging, comprising: two synchronized fast-scanning resonant mirrors of differing resonant frequencies to scan the beam in a Lissajous trajectory across a sample surface; implementation of a data acquisition and analysis technique for binning the image data into user-defined temporal bins, resulting in user-defined frame-rates; and a strategy for interpolating the values of unsampled pixels using image interpolation ‘inpainting’ techniques, which include but is not limited to model-based image reconstruction (MBIR) and discrete cosine transform (DCT) coupled with a penalized least squares (DCT-LS), the image interpolation may use some or all of the available dimensions of information, including spatial information, temporal information, polarization information, and spectral information.