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SmartDeblur 1.27
A tool for restoring defocused and blurred images with various deconvolution techniques and fast processing capabilities.

SmartDeblur 1.27
A tool for restoring defocused and blurred images with various deconvolution techniques and fast processing capabilities.
SmartDeblur 1.27 Description
SmartDeblur is a tool for restoring defocused and blurred images, written in C++ using Qt 4.8. It utilizes deconvolution techniques like Wiener, Tikhonov, and Total Variation prior, supporting defect types such as Out of Focus blur, Motion blur, and Gaussian blur. The tool uses the FFTW library for fast Fourier transformation implementation and is licensed under GPL v3. Developed by Vladimir Yuzhikov, it offers high-speed processing, real-time parameter changes, full-resolution processing, deep tuning of kernel parameters, and an easy-to-use interface.
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SmartDeblur 1.27 is A tool for restoring defocused and blurred images with various deconvolution techniques and fast processing capabilities.. It is a Security Operations solution designed to help security teams with Image Processing, C.
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