I remember old book of Collier (Fourier Optics), with a chapter on holography, but surely there are lot of newer books. Principally there is not principal difference in volume or planar holograms, volume ones are capable on recording bigger interference patterns information per square unit, and for this sake they enable high quality color information. Simple estimates can be done that information density in planar holograms for given spatial frequency versus contrast dependence of holographic material is sufficient only for monochromatic radiation, but I am not sure it was in Collier's book
you can check the chapter 9 in the book of Joseph W. Goodman (Introduction to Fourier Optics) or also the book from P. Hariharan (Basics of Holography).