Image deconvolution

[justinacolmena]

does anyone know of any good software or mathematical algorithms for image deconvolution?

i have a number of photographs of scenery in alaska, which were taken with a cheap cell phone camera, came out rather blurry, and which i wish to place in the public domain for this purpose.

https://colmena.biz/fotos/

i am wondering if there is a simple image processing algorithm to deconvolve them about a fixed circular aperture kernel. there is a website devoted to such matters

http://www.deconvolve.net/
http://www.bialith.com/


but it is quite outdated, refers to software that only runs on ms windows, and furthermore smacks of medical quackery, which i wish to avoid at all costs....

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^EDIT: i am also interested in any discussion or pointers to mathematical algorithms that are used for such deconvolution, as i would be interested in programming and implementing them myself

[alphacrucis]

The GMIC add on to the GIMP has a deconvolution plugin. I don't know how well it works.

[justinacolmena]

Thank you. I may file this away in the back of my mind for future use, but yes I am still interested in code or algorithms or source with comments. I read a paper on it years ago that somehow got "declassified" and picked up by google from some misconfigured military server somewhere.

[ocratato]

You might be interested in looking at OpenCV (the computer vision library).

(I only have a fairly old version of the manual, and did not see a reference to deconvolution, but there might be something in the source you could use.)