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Charlie Loyd

How different can two reasonable pansharpening algorithms be? Pretty different in pathological cases like planes in flight. Left is from Maxar, right is from Potato (the thing I’ve been tinkering with). Same underlying data, from the Maxar Open Data Program, CC BY-NC.

Side-by-side images of a plane flying over dense Yucatán forest. On the left is Maxar’s version, which shows a bright and rainbowed image of the plane in the lead, then a very faint and translucent but sharp image of the plane. On the right is Potato, which shows a fainter rainbowed image, then a bright and opaque off-white image of the plane, then an even fainter trailing rainbowed image.
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