Shoodak

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SHOODAK is a debayering algorithm developed by Stephan Schuh (http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0775939/).

1 Scope

The goal of the SHOODAK debayering method is to avoid the typical "digital sharpness" that we know too well from digital cameras nowadays. SHOODAK is meant to create a more natural looking image that is perceived closer to 35mm film negative as there are no sharpening effects that create contrast lines around edges. Also SHOODAK is meant to preserve the original grain/noise pattern from image sensors as much as possible. The SHOODAK process is meant to be very lightweight in terms of required processing resources.

2 Technical Details