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\nFollowing this month’s 33rd Annual Siggraph<\/a> Conference in Boston, MA, a research team at Mitsubishi Electric is catching the attention of camera manufacturers for their photo motion deblurring technology, called a flutter shutter camera.<\/p>\n
The flutter shutter camera is a modified camera that can capture moving objects at an exposure time of over 50 milliseconds, like high speed motion cameras. Using a coded exposure sequence, the new flutter shutter camera could recover text from a speeding car and sharpen images, according to the researchers.<\/p>\n
Introduced in early August, three Mitsubishi Electric researchers presented the abstract, "Coded Exposure Photography: Motion Deblurring using Fluttered Shutter<\/a>" at the largest computer and graphics conference, Siggraph. After one year of research development, Mitsubishi Electric Research Lab (MERL) senior researcher Ramesh Raskar<\/a>, MERL visiting researcher Amit Agrawal<\/a>, and Northwestern University computer science assistant professor Jack Tumblin<\/a> launched the new prototype with the goal of deblurring photos.\n<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
Continue reading<\/a> this article at DigitalCameraInfo.com or read the paper<\/a> at Mitsubishi.<\/p>\n
The sample photos are nothing short of jaw-dropping. This combined with Ren Ng<\/a>‘s plenoptic camera<\/a> that allows post-exposure refocussing [see previous post<\/a>] would be a truly amazing thing.<\/p>\n
Via The Online Photographer<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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