CN writes:
<<Does the E-M1 have any of this stuff (sans resolution increase, of
course)
On 1/22/2015 10:38 PM, Moose wrote:
<<My larger interest is in the rumored E-M5 II, as an update to my E-M5
<<with all the later developments, especially shutter mods and EFC to
get
<<away from shutter delay to eliminate shock effects.
Yeh,
Lots of good stuff. Firmware update enabled an EFC--labelled as 0sec
anti--shock. Limited to 1/320 or slower.
Wonder if Oly will enable the "super-resolution" multi shot protocol
when the sucessor to E-M5 is released.
http://www.dpreview.com/articles/4134393686/olympus-updates-om-d-e-m1-with-electronic-first-curtain-anti-shock
Superresolution (SR) has been around for a number of years and more
recently example based (from single image) can be combined with the
standard multi-image technique relying on sub pixel misallignments for
further apparent resolution gains. This depends upon the fact that many
images have areas that are very similiar both on the same scale and
different scales. Combining techniques reduces the chance of the single
image scheme from falsely "hallucinating" details that are not really
there.
I am not not sure that Photoacute does this but it might ---as under
perfect conditions up to 4Xincrease in apparent resolution noted.
See paper out of the Weizmann Institute:
http://www.wisdom.weizmann.ac.il/~vision/single_image_SR/files/single_image_SR.pdf
Perhaps hallucinating that anyone is interested in this on a Fri eve,
Mike
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