| Processing Sequence |
| The following frames show some of the interim processing results in salvaging a poor quality image. The blurry, tawny discoloration in the original was due to atmospheric conditions. The resolution of these images has been significantly reduced to create smaller, easier files to transfer. |
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| This is the raw, untouched image as produced by the camera. Note the tawny coloration and the lack of detail. |
| After separation into RGB+L components, deconvolving, and recombining, the mage is unnaturally dark and retains a yellowish cast. |
| Setting the Gamma to 0.500, Saturation to 0.80, and Luminance to 0.80 toned it down a tad, but it is still too dark. |
| Adjusting brightness, contrast, hue, and implementing mild unsharp masking made for a more vivid but still looks unnatural. |
| To attain more natural color-tone without an overly-processed appearance, the contrast was reduced and pixel values increased by 15. |
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| The consensus was that too much detail was removed and picture #4 is the best. I'm still trying to get it right correct, though! |
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| Sooo, whaddya' think... Is the final image an improvement? |
| Disclaimer: This is my first attempt at deconvolution and is from my first "batch" of images... be gentle with me! :o) |