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Tutorials / Demos
These tutorials explain how to use Focus Magic in detail. You can either read them in your web browser, or else watch and listen to to a multimedia presentation using Macromedia Flash.
Video Presentations
If you want to watch and listen to the video presentations you must have the Macromedia Flash (Shockwave Player) installed. Flash has been installed with nearly all new computers over the last two years, but if you don't have Flash installed you can download it from here. You also need a high speed (broadband) internet connection, and need a PC with speakers connected. If you have a low resolution screen (800 X 600) please press F11 at the beginning of the presentation to enlarge your screen and press F11 at the end to return your screen to normal again.
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Tutorial 1 - Getting Started It is recommended that all new users of Focus Magic read this tutorial before using the software.
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Tutorial 2 - Motion Blur - Fixing streaking Stars This picture of a comet has stars in the background which have become streaks of light. Focus Magic restores them back to the dots they should have been. Read Tutorial
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Tutorial 3 - Motion Blur - Where are those Architraves This example shows how lost detail can be recovered. The image has motion blur at about 45 degrees (see the streak in the bottom left hand corner of the Before image). The architraves which were unrecognizable in the before image can now be seen quite clearly. The streak has become a dot. Read Tutorial
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Tutorial 4 - Motion Blur - Anyone for a game of tennis It is a bit more difficult to identify the type of blur in this image, but the presenter puts his Sherlock Holmes magnifying glass into action to repair this image. Read Tutorial
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Tutorial 5 - Out-of-focus Blur - Circles of Light This tutorial explains how the blur width can be accurately determined from "Circles of Light" Read Tutorial
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Tutorial 6 - Out-of-focus Blur - Eye see In this example the mans eye is restored back to what it should have been. The glint in his eye has become a smaller point of light. Read Tutorial
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Tutorial 7 - Forensics - Getting the most detail This tutorial shows how to get the most detail out of an image, whether it is for forensic purposes or just your own family photos. |
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Copyright © 1996 - 2004 Acclaim Software Ltd. These tutorials use Adobe Photoshop Elements. Photoshop is a registered trademark of Adobe.