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The Richardson-Lucy deconvolution deblurring and sharpening tool is widely used by astronomers (for example in correcting the blurred Hubble telescope pictures before the optics were fixed), but it does not seem to be used that much in general photography. I see that Raw Developer now offers it as an option and Roger Clark <http://www.clarkvision.com/imagedetail/image-restoration1/> has shown how it can be used to advantage in general photography, allowing him to enlarge twice as much as compared to unsharp masking techniques.
Are there any plans to incorporate this algorithm as a Photoshop plugin? I understand that the new smart sharpen used some kind of deconvolution kernel, but have no details on how it works.
Are there any plans to incorporate this algorithm as a Photoshop plugin? I understand that the new smart sharpen used some kind of deconvolution kernel, but have no details on how it works.
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