Depth and image focus enhancement for digital cameras

Depth and image focus enhancement for digital cameras

Mostly, Shape From Focus (SFF) algorithms use local averaging using a fixed rectangle window to enhance the initial focus volume. In this linear filtering, the window size largely affects the accuracy of the depth map. A small window is unable to suppress the noise properly while a large window over...

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