Blurity

You can’t always take straight pictures and you often find yourself with a bunch of way too blurred pictures. In this regard you rely on Blurity, a small, yet powerful software tool which can be used in order to sharpen pictures that are a bit too blurry.

The installation process does not offer to download or add any third-party products, and it is over in a few seconds. After you finish with it, the UI you come face to face with boasts a simple design. It encompasses a menu bar, a few options to tinker with and a panel to display images. Both power and novice users can learn how to use it with great ease.

This program only supports JPG pictures, at import and export. The lack of additional support is considered to be a setback, as it would have helped individuals process their photos faster.

You can choose between basic or advanced parameters, an efficient feature that helps all types of users. The first types of options enable you to just choose a blur sample and adjust the severity through a scroll bar, while the latter configurations let you tinker with the blur size, sample box size, solver filtering and iterations, blur model cleanup and noise reduction.

From the settings panel you can enable or disable debug logging, as well as force single-threaded processing.

Aside from that, this software utility comes bundled with a few examples and a first-launch tutorial, so that you can learn how to use it at its full potential. It also contains some extensive Help contents.

Taking all of this into consideration, it becomes clear that Blurity is a handy piece of software, when it comes to fixing blurry pictures. It has a good response time, an intuitive interface and our tests have revealed it is friendly to the system’s performance.