Luminance correction
A brightness correction and image technology, applied in the field of image processing, can solve the problem that the details of the deblurred image are not as good as the ground truth, and cannot provide sufficient image quality
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[0037] Techniques for improving the quality of blurry or underexposed images (eg, due to dim lighting conditions, the presence of high-speed motion scenes, or camera shake) are described below. Take two photos of the same scene at different exposure intervals. As a result, one image may be underexposed while another may be blurred. Use the information from these two images to provide a high-quality image of the scene without noticeable blur or darkness. For example, two photos can be taken at a short interval to ensure that the center of the image does not move significantly or to limit the effects of motion caused by movement of objects in the scene or camera motion. These techniques can be easily extended to process high-contrast scenes to reveal precise details in saturated regions (as will be seen with reference to Figure 22-25 as discussed).
[0038] Additionally, some of these techniques can be incorporated directly into a digital camera. For example, a digital came...
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