No more blur thanks to Photoshop

An overexposed or underexposed photos, you can save, especially if taken in format RAW . Same goes for a photo with the wrong white balance. But a move is strongly photos destined to end in the trash without any hope. According to Adobe , however, soon there will be a solution through a new dedicated feature in Photoshop to correct the blur . A complex algorithm identifies the direction and extent of the blur based on the duration of exposure and automatically reconstructs the image. In the video at the beginning, referring to the recent Adobe Max 2011 conference, this function is presented antimosso. Unfortunately, the video itself was shot bad but you still can not understand the actual potential of photographs, especially of texts, where you can read what just before was just a splash of color. Is not specified when the function antimosso will be available to end users, but it is assumed that will be part of the next Creative Suite. Via | The Next Web