PhotoAcute Studio Feedback System

License: Shareware | Author: Almalence, Inc. | Requirements: Pentium-III or Athlon-XP or better processor with SSE support; 512 MB RAM (more recommended)

PhotoAcute Studio is a cutting-edge tool for enhancing digital photos quality.

PhotoAcute Studio processes sets of photos taken in continuous mode to produce high-resolution, low-noise pictures. It increases image resolution, removes noise without losing image details, corrects image geometry and chromatic aberrations and expands the dynamic range.
You will get an amazing image quality improvement without changing your camera.

* Image resolution increase beyond camera capabilities.
Using sophisticated algorithms, PhotoAcute Studio produces single high-resolution image from a sequence of photos.
Unlike the digital zooming and image sharpening, resultant images do really have higher spatial resolution. Small, thin and far away objects, traceries, textures and inscriptions become recognizable.

* Strong noise reduction without losing image details.
By processing several photos of the same scene, PhotoAcute Studio separates the useful signal and the noise, thus providing strong noise reduction without losing the image details.

* Image geometry correction.
PhotoAcute Studio corrects geometric distortion, caused by the camera optics. This gives photos right perspective and natural look.

* Chromatic aberrations correction.
Every lens focuses the light of different wavelengths on different positions. This causes chromatic aberration that is seen as "fringes" of color around the image.
PhotoAcute Studio corrects this aberration, minimizing the circle of confusion.

* Dynamic range expansion
By using the advanced weighting technique, PhotoAcute Studio is able to restore shadows and clipped highlights from the photos taken in exposure-bracketing mode. It produces the image that could only be taken with the camera that had much wider dynamic range.

* Removing the unneeded moving objects.
With PhotoAcute Studio, you can take photo of a scene overlapped with inwanted moving objects, then automatically clearing these objects away.