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Military Intelligence and Photoshop (#317)
Posted: 7/19/2002; 2:37 PM by Terry Frazier
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Military mathematicians have uncovered new pixel manipulation techniques with potential to automate complex photo-retouching tasks.

Is this the next killer Photoshop plug-in?.
Oh, this is TOO easy. If this becomes a commercial product, retouchers are either gonna love this or, if they charge by the hour, go broke overnight.
Link [Claudia McCue's Radio Weblog]

from the news article...

[...] While working on ways to improve surveillance images, the U.S. Navy discovered an innovative technique to restore damaged photographs and works of art, according to a press release issued last week by the Office of Naval Research.
The new method promises to eliminate much of the hand labor and guesswork currently involved in art restoration, since a computer now can handle much of the process. [...]

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