Super-Resolution with Structured Motion

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mzmzmzm · 41m ago

Brown University team uses motion blur as a tool to construct super-resolution images (sensor motion data is combined with the "blurry" image to produce an image with higher resolution than the sensor itself)

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Super-Resolution with Structured Motion

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