PhotoDeblur: I made ComfyUI nodes to help fix camera-shake blur with HI-Diff and MISCFilter

[porfeng]

I wanted to fix some of my own shaky handheld photos, so I tried several deblurring models. HI-Diff and MISCFilter worked well on some of them, and I ended up putting both into a native ComfyUI node pack called PhotoDeblur.

I've had some nice results with sign lettering, storefronts and camera displays. Some photos improve more than others, so I'd be interested to see how it works on yours.

I'm using an 8 GB GPU. The nodes process photos in overlapping tiles, keeping the original resolution without downscaling first. I've been testing with 768-pixel tiles.

Features

Native HI-Diff and MISCFilter inference

Adjustable tile size, overlap and blending

Optional 8-way TTA

RealBlur-J, RealBlur-R and GoPro checkpoints for both models

Official model downloads with SHA256 verification

Optional tone matching to the input photo

Example workflows and English/Chinese documentation

Getting started

Search for comfyui-photodeblur in ComfyUI Registry / Manager, or follow the installation instructions on GitHub. The repository includes example workflow JSON files.

MISCFilter requires NVIDIA CUDA and CuPy; the README covers installation.

GitHub: https://github.com/porfeng/ComfyUI-PhotoDeblur

Thanks to the original HI-Diff and MISCFilter authors for their work. Feedback and results from other photos are welcome!