The restoration of linear-motion blurring by the convolution method, realized by scanning a picture to be processed with an aperture of special form, is considered. Effects of the operation range of convolution and of the width of a segment in the aperture upon the restoration are discussed. The influence of noise in restoration processing with typical apertures is also discussed.
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