Abstract

An efficient approach is presented to restore a motion-blurred image in real time by optoelectronic hybrid processing, by which an image motion vector can be effectively detected and an accurate point spread function is constructed rapidly. A simple Wiener filter algorithm is employed to restore the blurred image. It greatly alleviates the complexity of the restoration algorithm. The proposed approach can apply to arbitrary motion-blurred image restoration. An optoelectronic hybrid joint transform correlation is constructed to verify the efficiency. The experimental results show that the proposed method has distinct advantages of preferable effect and good real time.

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