Derya Akkaynak is an oceanographer, engineer, and underwater photographer who has created software called Sea-Thru that removes the haze and blue-green colorcast of underwater photos. The results are remarkable – the colors are brilliant and the images are sharp.
Engineer develops software to "remove" water from underwater photos
This researcher created an algorithm that removes the water from underwater images
This researcher created an algorithm that removes the water from underwater images Watch this video on YouTube. Derya Akkaynak is an oceanographer, engineer, and underwater photographer who has created software…
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