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Read more.Amazing prototype showcased that sharpens photos with the click of a button.
Impressive. I must admit I've not looked wider to see if this sort of technology is out anywhere else (quite often there are similar-but-better programs produced by Universities before the tools eventually make it into Photoshop), but this is certainly one of those "That's going to be a MAJOR advancement" moments!
That is pretty damn clever.
*Cough* http://www.nist.gov/lispix/imlab/FFT/deblur.html
It's clever, but only if you have the right parameters.
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Now we can solve murders in some osbscure way!
Looks like the line between fact and fiction, has been unblurred... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y5NQl...eature=related
Steve (12-10-2011)
Can anyone see this happening in CSI.
UNBLUR! --> ENCHANCE! --> SOLVED!
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Astronomers have been using deconvolution for years now, and even amateurs can produce pin sharp shots. Great for removing tracking errors. One astro software package already has a single click for removing this type or tracking error.
Mind you, I dont think its as good as this above !
Indeed, which was why I was intrested by the fact he loaded a "settings" file right before building the kernel.Originally Posted by Steve
Also worth noting lots of digital cameras already make a stab at this, often using acceleramoter data too.
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