Peter Berg

Adobe Photoshop team demo of “Image Deblur” gets a shocked gasp and loud applause from the crowd

via youtube.com

With good reason. It’s AMAZING. The team has figured out a way to analyze the movement of the camera during the taking of a blurry image, then reconstruct what the photo would have looked like WITHOUT that motion.

I would expect Apple should add this ASAP. I lose so many photos in lower light situations due to camera shake. It’s been a technique that has been circulating among researchers and hackers previously. More examples here:

Someone should combine this with the Lytro camera and you’d have a camera that would literally never take a blurry photo. Now that would be nothing short of revolution.

Hat tip Petapixel

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Mind blowing stuff.

It’s all about the user experience. Why must the experience I *pay for* be so much worse than the experience I can get for free?

[The SF Board of Supervisors] can have all the taxes they want, but if there aren’t any companies there to pay them, it isn’t going to be very helpful.

The San Francisco Board of Supervisors really needs to take a basic lesson in economics. I’m all in favor of balancing civic interest with corporate benefits, but SF needs to realize that business drives jobs and growth, and without the revenue businesses provide - both directly and indirectly - SF will be in very bad shape.