ABSTRACT
The spatial resolution of certain video sequences containing motion can be increased. This is achieved by combining the multiple frames of video into a composite image with more information gathered at a higher spatial sampling rate than what can be captured in any single frame from the original video. Such techniques cannot exceed the diffraction-limited resolution defined by the optical aperture of a camera, but instead recover for image quality in electro-optic sensors lost to electronic sampling and conversion of an optical image.
