Peter Elst captured a sneak peak of Adobe’s motion blur correction feature when it was demoed at the Adobe MAX 2011 conference. In the demo, an Adobe rep corrected a horribly blurred image by setting some predetermined parameters, analyzing the image for exactly how the camera moved when it blurred the image, and then hitting a "restore" button.
The rep also demonstrated that he could select part of the image to be corrected and that it can bring back unreadable text.
Adobe demonstrates motion blur correction technology
Posted on Wednesday, October 12 2011 @ 20:46 CEST by Thomas De MaesschalckPC World reports Adobe has demonstrated a new technology that corrects motion blur. Unfortunately, the YouTube clip of the demonstration is no longer publicly available.
