  We show that data from homodyne-like detection based on
photon-number-resolving (PNR) detectors may be effectively exploited to
reconstruct quantum states of light using the tomographic reconstruction
techniques originally developed for homodyne detection based on photodiodes.
Our results open new perspectives to quantum state reconstruction, and pave the
way to the use of PNR-based homodyne-like detectors in quantum information
science.
