A rolling shutter motion blurred image captured with Canon 70D DSLR (a,b), the sharp and undistorted output from our RSMD approach (e), and comparisons with conventional uniform (c) and non-uniform (d) blind deblurring algorithms.


Abstract

Although motion blur and rolling shutter deformations are closely coupled artifacts in images taken with CMOS image sensors, the two phenomena have so far mostly been treated separately, with deblurring algorithms being unable to handle rolling shutter wobble, and rolling shutter algorithms being incapable of dealing with motion blur.

We propose an approach that delivers sharp and undistorted output given a single rolling shutter motion blurred image. The key to achieving this is a global modeling of the camera motion trajectory, which enables each scanline of the image to be deblurred with the corresponding motion segment. We show the results of the proposed framework through experiments on synthetic and real data.


Paper

Paper [RSMD_Su2015.pdf (10MB)]
Supplementary [RSMD_Supplementary_Su2015.pdf (4MB)]
Extended Abstract [RSMD_ExtendedAbstract_Su2015.pdf (1MB)]


Dataset

Dataset [RSMD_Dataset_Su2015.zip (13MB)]


Code

Code [RSMD_Code_Su2015.zip (3MB)]


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