Not bad, and I like that it's open source.

If you use an electronic rolling shutter, I guess the blur kernel will change progressively along the Y axis of the image? If your hands are shaky and you'll need to rely on this software, use the mechanical shutter in other words? :)

They could develop an automatic batch processing, so we could export a blurred video as jpg sequence and the software could batch process it: "open, correct, save" for each jpg in that blurred or out of focus sequence. Not so difficult. I sent an email to them about tis idea.

Maybe they will turn this into a comercial software in future. It seems the beta version just allows images with 1200x1200 pixels...

Also... what will happen when there is a sharp subject in front of a motion blurred background, or if foliage blurs due to wind in a static scenario, or if a fast car blur itself against a static background? It seems the software cannot evaluate these things yet.

VK, great find! Only knew about the Adobe take on this. Apefos, great idea. please keep us updated!

Thanks! Works on Mac OSX 10.83 using Winebottler.

http://winebottler.kronenberg.org/

EDIT: There is an older Mac version here:

https://github.com/Y-Vladimir/SmartDeblur/commit/58ba0c56c52c997034a03157c92a2f66b1619805