Как убрать блюр с фотографии в фотошопе

Reduce camera shake blurring

With the April release of Photoshop 23.3, Camera Shake Reduction ( Filter > Sharpen > Shake Reduction ) will be removed. The technology is not compatible with newer development platforms.

Photoshop features an intelligent mechanism to automatically reduce image blurring caused by camera motion. If necessary, you can adjust advanced settings to further sharpen the image. The Shake Reduction filter in the Filter > Sharpen menu can reduce blurring resulting from several types of camera motion; including linear motion, arc-shaped motion, rotational motion, and zigzag motion.

Photoshop camera shake reduction

Images suitable for camera shake reduction

The camera shake reduction feature works best with decently lit still camera images having low noise. The following types of still images are particularly suitable for shake reduction:

Indoor or outdoor images captured using a lens with a long focal length
Indoor images of a static scene taken with a slow shutter speed and no flash

In addition, shake reduction can help sharpen blurred text in images affected by camera motion.

Use automatic camera shake reduction

Open the image.
Select Filter > Sharpen > Shake Reduction . Photoshop automatically analyzes the region of the image best suited for shake reduction, determines the nature of the blur, and extrapolates the appropriate corrections to the entire image. The corrected image is displayed for your review in the Shake Reduction dialog.

The Detail loupe in the lower-right pane lets you closely examine the region in focus. If necessary, zoom in or zoom out on an image element. As you drag the Hand tool over the Detail loupe to examine an image region, release the mouse button to see a quick preview of the shake reduction changes for that region.

If no corrections seem to be applied to the image in the Shake Reduction dialog, ensure that the Preview option in the right pane is enabled.

Use multiple blur traces for camera shake reduction

A blur trace represents the shape and extent of the blur that affects a selected region of the image. Different regions of the image may have differently shaped blurs. Automatic camera shake reduction takes into account the blur trace for just the default region of the image that Photoshop has determined as most suitable for blur estimation. To further fine-tune the image, you can have Photoshop compute and consider blur traces for multiple regions.

Available blur traces are listed in the Advanced panel of the Shake Reduction dialog. You can click a blur trace to zoom in on it.

Photoshop Multiple blur traces

Create and modify blur traces

Photoshop provides several ways to create and modify blur traces. For best results, create blur traces in regions of the image that have edge contrast. For example, the region labeled A in the illustration below is better suited for blur estimation than the region labeled B.

Photoshop create and modify blur traces

Resize/reposition the boundaries of the current region in focus

You can simply resize the boundaries of the region in focus to update the associated blur trace. To shift focus to a different region, drag the center pin of the region currently in focus.

Have Photoshop suggest a new region for blur estimation

Click the Add Suggested Blur Trace icon () in the Advanced panel in the right-pane. Photoshop highlights a new region of the image suitable for blur estimation and creates its blur trace.
Add more blur traces if necessary.

Click the trash can icon () to delete one or more selected blur traces.

Manually select a new image region

Click the Blur Estimation Tool icon () in the upper-left corner of the Shake Reduction dialog.
Draw a selection rectangle anywhere on the image. Photoshop automatically creates a blur trace for the region you selected.
Add more blur traces if necessary.

Create a blur trace using the Blur Direction Tool

Select the Blur Direction Tool () from the left panel.
Draw a straight line representing the blur direction on the image.