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not really, because it's not the same thing what CSI does it add information that wasn't initially there whereas what this is doing is just unscrambling the in
by cubicle67 15y ago
not really, because it's not the same thing
what CSI does it add information that wasn't initially there whereas what this is doing is just unscrambling the information. This is only for photos where the camera has moved during exposure, so should be great for low light shots (indoors etc) where you need a shutter speed a bit slower than optimal, say 1/5 second
- InclinedPlane 15y agoYes. This achieves the maximum possible theoretical resolution of an imaging system. The CSI-ish "enhance" feature typically goes well beyond the maximum possible resolution of an image.