Google intelligent image scaling could mean 4K qua
January 19, 2017, 06:22 AM
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PC magazine has written about a new Google technology that shows very good results in scaling up lower resolution stills to higher resolution: The new technique is called RAISR, which stands for "Rapid and Accurate Image Super-Resolution." [It] works by taking a low-resolution image and upsampling it, which basically means enhancing the detail using filtering. Anyone who's ever tried to do this manually knows that the end result looks a little blurred. RAISR avoids that thanks to mach...
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