Abstract
In this paper, a novel image enhancement system for a wide-angle lens camera is presented. The proposed system consists of; i) lens distortion correction using space-varying interpolation kernels and ii) image restoration based on the local self-similarity. The correction process for the geometric distortion produced by a wide-angle lens results in radial distortion artifacts caused by non-linear resampling. To reduce such artifacts, the proposed algorithm uses space-varying interpolation kernels derived from the lens calibration data. The corrected image is further enhanced using self-example-based image restoration. Experimental results demonstrate the proposed method can correctly remove the geometric distortion and further enhance the quality of the radially interpolated image.
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