MSR tackles image blur
- Posted: Jan 31, 2011 at 3:29 PM
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Microsoft Research posted a page about some work they are doing around getting better images through a "deconvolution" algorithm that deblurs images through detecting movement in the accelerometers. What does this mean for the future? Could mean better images in a future phone, SLR's that run Windows Embedded, or better face to face chats with mobile devices.
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