AnyBokeh: Editing Bokeh Directly in Blurred Photos, No Sharp Image Needed
ccloy · x · 2026-09-30
A NeurIPS 2026 paper introduces AnyBokeh, which edits bokeh directly on blurred photos. Instead of requiring an all-in-focus reference image or test-time calibration, it exploits the optical cues already present in the blur to re-render depth-of-field effects.
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