Nullifying motion blur

"DeltaDeltaDelta" wrote in
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I have a digital shot that’s motion blurred (when it was taken), not much, but still to spoil the quality. Is there anyway to nullify the motion blur using Photoshop 5? (if I understand it correctly, to compress the pixels somehow or however that can be achieved). Thanks for your replies.

Triple Delta

You can make adjustments that may make it look better but you cannot eradicate motion blur!

There is no substitute for a steady hand when the shutter is fired

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"DeltaDeltaDelta" wrote in
news:cnnslb$m1e$:

I have a digital shot that’s motion blurred (when it was taken), not much, but still to spoil the quality. Is there anyway to nullify the motion blur using Photoshop 5? (if I understand it correctly, to compress the pixels somehow or however that can be achieved). Thanks for your replies.

Triple Delta

You can make adjustments that may make it look better but you cannot eradicate motion blur!

There is no substitute for a steady hand when the shutter is fired

Apparantly some people have been working on actually a filter that does just that. It is based on the mathematical distribution of colour in a blurred image. I haven’t seen the results yet, but I heard it is feasible. Maybe someone else has more info on this, just wanted to let you know… Pjotr

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Kingdom wrote:

"DeltaDeltaDelta" wrote in
news:cnnslb$m1e$:

I have a digital shot that’s motion blurred (when it was taken), not much, but still to spoil the quality. Is there anyway to nullify the motion blur using Photoshop 5? (if I understand it correctly, to compress the pixels somehow or however that can be achieved). Thanks for your replies.

Triple Delta

You can make adjustments that may make it look better but you cannot eradicate motion blur!

There is no substitute for a steady hand when the shutter is fired

Apparantly some people have been working on actually a filter that does just that. It is based on the mathematical distribution of colour in a blurred image. I haven’t seen the results yet, but I heard it is feasible. Maybe someone else has more info on this, just wanted to let you know… Pjotr

Yes, there is a plug-in(s) available, but I can’t find the URL right now. The results looked pretty good, so a Google search might yield some results. The outcome will be heavily dependent on the total quality you can live with.

Hunt

Well, there is ‘Refocus’ (for The GIMP)
http://gnuweb.binarycompass.org/directory/graphics/misc/refo cus.html

And ‘FocusMagic’
http://www.focusmagic.com/

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Kingdom wrote:

"DeltaDeltaDelta" wrote in
news:cnnslb$m1e$:

I have a digital shot that’s motion blurred (when it was taken), not much, but still to spoil the quality. Is there anyway to nullify the motion blur using Photoshop 5? (if I understand it correctly, to compress the pixels somehow or however that can be achieved). Thanks for your replies.

Triple Delta

You can make adjustments that may make it look better but you cannot eradicate motion blur!

There is no substitute for a steady hand when the shutter is fired

Apparantly some people have been working on actually a filter that does

just

that. It is based on the mathematical distribution of colour in a

blurred

image. I haven’t seen the results yet, but I heard it is feasible. Maybe someone else has more info on this, just wanted to let you know… Pjotr

Yes, there is a plug-in(s) available, but I can’t find the URL right now.

The

results looked pretty good, so a Google search might yield some results.

The

outcome will be heavily dependent on the total quality you can live with.
Hunt

DeltaDeltaDelta wrote:

I have a digital shot that’s motion blurred (when it was taken), not much, but still to spoil the quality. Is there anyway to nullify the motion blur using Photoshop 5? (if I understand it correctly, to compress the pixels somehow or however that can be achieved). Thanks for your replies.
Triple Delta

Focus Magic can help a lot, but as the others have said, there’s no nullifying motion blur:

http://www.focusmagic.com/

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