Sharpening Out of Focus Images using High-Frequency Transfer
Paper ID: 1012
Comparisons Supplementary
We compare our algorithm against sampled previous works in deconvolution, super resolution, image processing, and motion-deblurring. Works include Lucy-Richardson, Levin et al. 2007, Krishnan and Fergus 2009, Glasner et al. 2009, Yang et al. 2010, Freedman and Fattal 2011, and unsharp mask.
Instructions:
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- The brighter the screen, the better
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- Some translation shifts are completely normal- algorithms process with different padding parameters, etc.
- Glasner et al. 2009 and Freedman and Fattal 2011 were run on two of the examples because their codes are not publically available. From our observations, the algorithms perform similarly to Yang et al. 2010. We would like to thank Daniel Glasner and Gilal Freedman for running their codes on the two examples for us.
Real professional sports photographer's example
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Real portrait photographer's example
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Real wildlife photographer's example
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Real bird photographer's example
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Real professional sports photographer's example
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Real bird photographer's example
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Real high ISO bird photography example
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Real large blur kernel example (failure case for all methods)
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Real professional sports photographer's example (Higher Resolution 1200 x 1200)
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Synthetically blurred examples
Look for: - Details of grass and helmet
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Look for: - Overall sharpness and license plate
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Depth-of-Field Expansion
In this scenario, the user focuses in the background and foreground with different exposures for the assisting images (a). For the target image (b), both background and foreground are out-of-focus. With our algorithm, we output a result that is sharper in both the foreground and background (c). Notice that the exposure and color is retained in the output.
References
FREEDMAN, G., AND FATTAL, R. 2011. Image and video upscaling from local self-examples. ACM TOG.
GLASNER, D., BAGON, S., AND IRANI, M. 2009. Super-resolution from a single image. ICCV.
KRISHNAN, D., AND FERGUS, R. 2009. Fast image deconvolution using hyper-laplacian priors. In Proc. of Neural Information Processing Systems.
LEVIN, A., FERGUS, R., DURAND, F., AND FREEMEN, W. T. 2007. Image and depth from a conventional camera with a coded aperture. ACM SIGGRAPH.
YANG, J., WRIGHT, J., HUANG, T., AND MA, Y. 2010. Image super resolution via sparse representation. IEEE Transactions on Image Processing.
Parameter Notes
Our Method
- We use the same parameters to generate all the examples
Freedman and Fattal 2011
- Factors of 5/4*5/4*4/3*3/2 and downsampled the result from factor of 3.125 to factor of 3
- L1 distance function in the patch search
Unsharp Mask (Photoshop)
- 100% sharpen, 2 pixels, 0 level tolerance
All other methods use default parameters given by the authors.