It's all in the detail: Impressive new approach to super-resolution processing developed

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Ever taken a digital photograph and then found out you had missed the fine details that made the scene so impressive visually? Applying a Photoshop sharpen filter may make the photo appear sharper, but such filters are lossy - they actually reduce the amount of fine detail in the image. Until recently, there was very little you could do to improve the image after the shot. That has now changed. Researchers at the Weizmann Institute of Science have developed a super-resolution process which pulls unseen details from the nooks and crannies of a single digital photograph. Their process can capture true detail which cannot be seen in the original image - the next "killer app"?.. Continue Reading It's all in the detail: Impressive new approach to super-resolution processing developed

Section: Digital Cameras

Tags: Digital Cameras, High-resolution, Images, Photoshop, Weizmann Institute

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