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Camera shutter-independent registration and rectification

Vasu et al., 2017

Document ID
964060431771485870
Author
Vasu S
Rajagopalan A
Seetharaman G
Publication year
Publication venue
IEEE Transactions on Image Processing

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Inevitable camera motion during exposure does not augur well for free-hand photography. Distortions introduced in images can be of different types and mainly depend on the structure of the scene, the nature of camera motion, and the shutter mechanism of the …
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