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Move your mouse over results to switch between blurred input and deconvolved result.
 

 
Planoconvex lens at f/4.5:
These are our main results.
 
Images: Original, Corrected     PSFs: R, G, B
 
Images: Original, Corrected     PSFs: R, G, B
 
Images: Original, Corrected     PSFs: R, G, B
 
Images: Original, Corrected     PSFs: R, G, B
 
Images: Original, Corrected     PSFs: R, G, B
 
Images: Original, Corrected     PSFs: R, G, B
 
Low-light example:

Below we show an example under low-light conditions (image taken during sunset). The top hover image presents the linearly scaled blurred image and deconvolution result for better viewing. The bottom hover image shows the original very dim blurred image and its deconvolution result (both of course still gamma-corrected). Zooming into the results, a slight decrease in the reconstruction quality (noise in the reconstruction) is noticable in comparison to the first telephone image at the top of this page which was taken under good light conditions.
 
Scaled image:

Images: Original, Corrected     PSFs: R, G, B

Dim original image:

Images: Original, Corrected     PSFs: R, G, B

 

 
Achromatic doublet lens at f/4.5:
Note that strong regularization was used here to account for PSF uncertainty for this lens.
 
Images: Original, Corrected     PSFs: R, G, B

 

 
Achromatic doublet lens at f/2.0:
Note that again strong regularization was needed. Here only a cropped central region of the imager is shown, where we calibrated the PSF.
 
Images: Original, Corrected     PSFs: R, G, B