yes, it can be done but whether you will get anything out of it is arguable.
It's always worth a try.
I've sharpened any number of out of focus or poor quality still images using
gimp, but as far as I know, what you see on TV shows where the faces magically
appear out of a few pixels is fantasy. I would be interested to know if anybody
knows better.
[email protected] wrote:
I've a file taken with a mobile phone.
The detail is execrable.
It's important to identify a couple of faces in the file.
I've asked around. The best I have is to go through the file, select a
critical frame, download it and use The Gimp to sharpen a given face.
First off, can this be done?
Secondly, can it be done in one sweep for critical frame +/- 10 frames?
(the reason: should the sharpening not be good enough, I might be able to
recognise a face by the way it "looks"---like the slightly blurred Mona
Lisa of some psychological tests).
Any help etc.
Regards,
Bill Bennett.
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