Using this software, could I remove all the obnoxious blurring from the 
YouTube video? :-P

On 12/10/2011 01:08 AM, Darren New wrote:
> I'd pay for that.

I take it you've never seen blind deconvolution in action before then? ;-)

I notice that the images have a very slightly level of blur to start 
with, and none of them appear to be JPEG-compressed. Deconvolution is 
not some magic trick; you cannot recover what has been lost from the 
signal. You can only reconstruct from what remains. Which means that if 
the image is badly blurred, you get much poorer results. And if the 
image is JPEG compressed (as all standard camera photographs are), your 
results might be very poor indeed.

That said...

http://deconvolve.net/

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