“Image deblurring using corresponding regions” by Ancuti, Ancuti and Bekaert
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- Image deblurring using corresponding regions
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In recent years handheld digital cameras become very common in many householders. Taken photographs without using any additional equipment (e.g tripod) may become a very frustrating task. Every slightly shake of the camera during the exposure time increases the undesired blurring artifacts that ruin images. Adjusting the exposure time cannot solve this problem. For short exposure times, motion blur is still perceptible and, in addition, the darkness and the noise destroy important details of the images.
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