The field of view and resolution of marco images enhanced by modified superresolution method

The properties of the image acquired from a general camera contain a large field of view (FOV) and low resolution. In contrast, the microscopy usually offers higher magnification image a smaller FOV but high resolution. This study attempts to develop a modified super resolution (MSR) method to obtain both of high resolution and large FOV properties for criminal identified microscopic images. The MSR method can analysis the image´s pixels either from the intensity of single point (ISP) or the intensity of neighbor point (INP), when a microscopic image (150X) captured under white light, and three macro images (60X) captured under three different wavelength lights (red-620nm, green-520nm and blue-460nm), and then can reconstruct a new criminal identified image with high resolution and large FOV. Finally the simulated experiments in an ant model show that, the ISP analysis offers a reconstructed image with higher contrast and identification degree, synchronously the INP analysis affords an image has smoother edge.