I think the Sony is just doing ordinary pano stitching. The other stuff
is something entirely new. Not building a much larger image but a much
sharper image from multiple images covering nearly (but not quite the
same) area. Check the New Scientist link for a demo using a Nikon
taking multiple low res shots of the moon with a zoom set at only 38mm.
Impressive.
Chuck Norcutt
usher99@xxxxxxx wrote:
> I wonder if this or a similiar ?technique was used in the new Sony?
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> http://www.dpreview.com/news/0903/09030307sonydschx1.asp
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> Mike
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> Blurry X-rays become clear with new software - tech - 21 December 2007 - New
> Scientist
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> ACCESSED: Mon Mar 16 2009 15:59:13 GMT-0500 (EST)
> PAGE URL:
> http://www.newscientist.com/article/dn13128-blurry-xrays-become-
> clear-with-new-software.html
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> They took 15 images made with low doses of X-ray radiation and applied super-
> resolution to turn them into a single picture with four times better
> resolution
> than any
> of the originals. To produce the same quality image would normally mean using
> a
> third
> more radiation than the combined dose of all 15 low-resolution exposures.
> Combined
> images
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