Photoshop Image Deblurring

[Drake]

No idea if you've seen this already, but Adobe has given a little sneak peek of the new feature that's supposed to be included in the next Photoshop release, and to be honest I am quite amazed. There's no way it will produce 100% sharp photos, but if it really works the way they show, it can turn some unusable shots into perfectly acceptable ones. Here's the video presentation. The camera guy was obviously drunk, but hey, it's a conference trip, it happens.

 

[penfolderoldo]

If it works like this then it will potentially be a very useful tool, specially in sports and news photography.

 

[Drake]

If it works like this then it will potentially be a very useful tool, specially in sports and news photography.

Yup, I am usually sceptic about all the cool new stuff, but this could actually end up as a small revolution.

 

[CCericola]

It looks very "CSI"-ish

 

[Bitter Jeweler]

Topaz Labs released InFocus last year, with similar wild claims, and impossible examples. I think you can demo it for free, and be dissappointed.