Super Resolution from Adobe is all about pixels. Early generation smartphones and digital cameras had the same problem… small image sensors that could only capture so much detail. Looking back, the resolution wasn’t all that great. Adobe got an idea on how to harness artificial intelligence to boost the resolution of old, smaller-resolution images and breathe new life into them. It’s called Super Resolution, and the results are pretty impressive. According to Adobe, “the Super Resolution feature we built around this technology is very simple to use—press a button and watch your 10-megapixel photo transform into a 40-megapixel photo. It’s a bit like how Mario eats a mushroom and suddenly balloons into Super Mario, but without the nifty sound effects.” Using machine learning to analyze millions of sample photographs, Adobe’s Super Resolution can enlarge photos without jagged edges or lost details. The result is that Super Resolution can take an image that has, say, 6 megapixels, and make it look like it came from a 100-megapixel image sensor. And it can do it with a simple touch of a button. Read More...
Published By: NoFilmSchool - Friday, 19 March, 2021