FocusFixer for Windows

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FocusFixer is the ultimate image sharpening tool. Our top selling software has any number of uses - from removing "softness" to bringing a background element of a photograph into focus. It just simply removes softness and even focus blur - invaluable for countering softness generated by digital cameras or those occasions where a narrow depth of field results from wide apertures. FocusFixer will restore detail and it will add clarity and quality to your results. Use it on colour and monochrome pictures.FocusFixer explodes the myth that once an image has been blurred the information is lost. The vast majority of the information is still there in a blurred image - it is just not in a form that looks "good" to us. If you know how the image was softened or blurred by the lens, this can be used to reverse the blur - to make it sharper. Unsharp masking (USM) cannot do this - it attempts to remove blur by blurring the already soft image and subtracting some of this from the soft original. This perceptual trick often looks ok but very effectively enhances noise - precisely not what you want. FocusFixer produces superior results on soft photos as well as those with more obvious focus blur, it "simply" puts the "light" back where it belongs to give you a sharper image.FocusFixer is the ultimate image sharpening tool. Our top selling software has any number of uses - from removing "softness" to bringing a background element of a photograph into focus. It just simply removes softness and even focus blur - invaluable for countering softness generated by digital cameras or those occasions where a narrow depth of field results from wide apertures. FocusFixer will restore detail and it will add clarity and quality to your results. Use it on colour and monochrome pictures.FocusFixer explodes the myth that once an image has been blurred the information is lost. The vast majority of the information is still there in a blurred image - it is just not in a form that looks "good" to us. If you know how the image was softened or blurred by the lens, this can be used to reverse the blur - to make it sharper. Unsharp masking (USM) cannot do this - it attempts to remove blur by blurring the already soft image and subtracting some of this from the soft original. This perceptual trick often looks ok but very effectively enhances noise - precisely not what you want. FocusFixer produces superior results on soft photos as well as those with more obvious focus blur, it "simply" puts the "light" back where it belongs to give you a sharper image.