Matthew Petroff wrote:
Terry,
I read the paper, and I don't think you'll be able to use your existing images.
The technique is based on first calibrating a lens to find spatially varying
point spread functions via a patch-based method and then using the known blur
kernel to correct subsequent images. Without properly calibrated point spread
functions, it won't work, and none of the downloads provide their calibration
target or code to generate the point spread functions. It also only corrects
for blurs inherent in the lens
optics, not motion blurs.
Yes; I think it's intended as a contributing part of lens design.
SInce all lens design involves compromises between various abberations,
if some abberations can be post-removed in software, these abberations
can be given less weight in the lens design process.
BugBear
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