[ptx] Super-resolution images from many registered digicam images

[Johnny Deadman]

Using a mosaic of images of a scene shot using a narrower field of view 
(longer lens) is, for many subjects, a vastly preferable approach and 
has been successfully used to create some of the highest resolution 
images ever produced.

The anti-aliasing filter on a digicam sensor really does put an upper 
limit on the frequency of information that the sensor is able to render 
at a particular image magnification. You will always be fighting that, 
whereas using a longer lens allows you to resolve much finer detail.

There are circumstances where your approach might be preferable though, 
for example where the image is very sensitive to parallax (a macro 
image comes to mind).

On 17-Sep-04, at 6:03 AM, Sebastian Nowozin wrote:

>
> Hello,
>
>
> I am dabbling with the idea to implement a resolution increase/fusion
> algorithm to combine two or more digicam images to one higher 
> resolution
> image.
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