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PhotoShop CS6 will have super deBluring plugin

Adobe Teases Incredible deBluring Photoshop Feature
Every year Adobe sneakily comes up with a new "wait, that's real?" tech demo to sell us on its vision for the next version of Photoshop. While content-aware filling from 2010 will be tough to top, the sneak peak feature at this year's Adobe MAX will have an even more profound impact on everyday Photoshop usage.
Adobe's latest Photoshop project performs deep analysis on blurred photos to determine how and why they were blurred--it even determines the direction of a shaky camera's movement while the shutter's open--and then applies some heavy algorithms to fix the problem. Even in the slightly blurry video below, the cleaned up images are impressive.



Adobe was a little cagey about deBluring becoming a real shipping Photoshop feature, but it seemed like they were just having fun--they made sure to mention that previous jaw-droppers like content-aware fill crossed over from prototype to reality.
By Wesley Fenlon

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