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Digital Image Processing Assign7

This document describes using unsharp masking to enhance a blurry moon image in both the spatial and frequency domains. In the spatial domain, a Butterworth high pass filter is used to generate a sharp filter added to the original image. In the frequency domain, the same is done but using a frequency domain filter generated from a spatial mask. The goal is to match the results from the two methods.

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Digital Image Processing Assign7

This document describes using unsharp masking to enhance a blurry moon image in both the spatial and frequency domains. In the spatial domain, a Butterworth high pass filter is used to generate a sharp filter added to the original image. In the frequency domain, the same is done but using a frequency domain filter generated from a spatial mask. The goal is to match the results from the two methods.

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6.

Unsharp Masking in the Frequency Domain

(a) Download image FigP4.6(a)(blurry_moon).tif and enhance it using un sharp masking. Your
final result should be of class uint8, which is the same class as the result obtained in Project
3.6. Use a Butterworth high pass filter of order 2 with D0 = 256 to generate the sharp filter
that is added to the original (see Problem 3.6). Vary k in increments of 1 until the absolute
difference between your result and the result from Project 3.6 is as small as you can make
it. Display both results.
Matlab solution for problem 6 (a)

Image sharpened using unsharp masking


Original image in the spatial
domain.
Image sharpened with unsharp masking in the
frequency domain techniques based on
a Butterworth filter and a scaling factor of 5.

(b) Repeat (a) but this time using a frequency domain filter generated from the
spatial mask w = [0 1 0; 1 -4 1; 0 1 0] (see Section 4.4). Convert your final result to class
uint8. The absolute difference should be zero in this case.
Unsharp masking result obtained using
a frequency domain filter generated
from the spatial filter used in (a).

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