That troublesome Moose, the one who doesn't believe the math unless what it predicts is borne out in practice, has long
claimed that generalized deconvolution (FocusMagic, Topaz InFocus, etc.) can recover detail lost to modest amounts of
small aperture diffraction - even though it "shouldn't".
Seems Phase One has caught up:
"The Lens Correction tool in Capture One Pro 10 has been improved and now also includes Lens Diffraction Compensation.
This is a feature that compensates for the loss of sharpness and micro contrast that occurs in images shot using small
apertures.
Whenever you need a larger depth of field in your images, you can now stop down your lens at least one stop further than
what you would previously have done without losing the perceived sharpness of your image."
Trailblazer Moose
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What if the Hokey Pokey *IS* what it's all about?
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