Adobe Image Deblurring
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- Noggin
I thought this was pretty incredible...
- ok_not_ok0
uh oh...
- Noggin0
I'm kinda pissed, all the blurred photos I have deleted!
- SunSunSun0
that's really cool.
- utopian0
looks promising
- Mulatu0
zoom. enhance.
- pablo280
Steve Jobs dies from cancer
- omg0
amazing how fake that was. i can't believe Adobe would fake such a demo like that.
- omg0
^ i mean, do you know how long it takes to put a blur effect on a photo? yet, this guy chooses a photo and it's done in a couple magical seconds. c'mon!!! It's so fuckin' bullshit!
- comicsans0
All demos are staged, Adobe's problem was strongly suggesting this was real.
In fact it was an image blurred in a way that their software already knew how to reverse and so a classic case of "here's one we prepared earlier". c.f. Topaz Lab's InFocus which has, to put it mildly, failed to live up to early claims.
- uan0
most probably obsolete already, as light-field cameras are entering the market yet.
https://www.lytro.com/camera
- Peter0
^ light-feed cams are shake proof? I doubt that.
- uan0
idk, but the say: "'We don't have to focus when you take the shot. There's no moving motors, which allows an instant shutter.'"...would this mean it is shake proof?
http://www.dpreview.com/articles…
- uan0
and also:
"Unparalleled speed: The Lytro's speed ensures that people never miss a moment. It turns on instantly and has an instant shutter. With no need to auto-focus, the Lytro has no shutter delays."
- Peter0
Still doubt it. "Turns on instantly" and "instant shutter" doesn't mean instant light intake, does it? It would be amazing, and I guess they might be near instant if they claim so, but what sounds too good to be true usually is.
Guess we have to wait and see. As of now it seems it need a lot of refinement; by the samples they have this multiple pixel recording seem to come with the tradeoff that nothing gets really sharp, and the dof looks very disappointing. Not impressed.
Until then I can't help but to see it as a toy, and put more fate into restorative software for blurs.
- uan0
I agree with it sounds to good to be true...
adobe was investing in this technology also (wikipedia article: Plenoptic camera). they did a demo presentation also:
http://web.archive.org/web/20080…