Let’s have a look! First photo: Sharpening an iPhone SE 2020 lowlight photo of a rock show with someone moving However, I was curious to see how it would address another photo that I’ve always wanted to sharpen. Because it only had motion blur, I used it on one image where someone was moving. I used Supersharp AI to attempt to sharpen two photos. Supersharp AI intends to address all of that. We all have photos where for whatever reason, the subject was moving, we moved the camera, the camera did not catch focus appropriately, the shutter was too slow, or other reasons. Because we here at Photofocus are writing about this product as it’s being released, Supersharp AI only has motion blur right now as of Luminar Neo Update 1.5.0. Supersharp AI can address photos that are not very sharp in three ways: motion blur, universal, and missed focus (defocus). The result is a crisp and naturally sharp photo, just as it was meant to be.” How can Supersharp AI help me? The neural network at its core analyses depth, perspective, and the environment of the photo and works out with a compression algorithm. Skylum, the parent company, describes Supersharp AI like this: “Supersharp AI refines the blur on an object’s outlines caused by movement, missed focus, or a shaky camera and logically stabilizes the whole photo. It is part of the Extension Pack, with various extensions that you may add on to Luminar Neo.

Thankfully, it does so with a minimum of artifacts and halos by utilizing machine learning. Luminar Neo SuperSharp AI is for sharpening your photos. We kick the tires on Supersharp AI, seeing how it works on a couple of photos. Luminar Neo has added Supersharp AI as part of its Extension Pack.

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