Perhaps not:
http://www.cs.ubc.ca/labs/imager/tr/2013/SimpleLensImaging/
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LostBoyNZ: It's an interesting idea, and I'm glad someone is working on that... but the corrected images look terrible, they remind me of cellphone cameras from a few years ago. Extremely soft focus and lots of color glow / blur.
Personally I think what they've done is show the reason that multi element lenses are the way to go, but every work has to start somewhere. So long as they can massively improve the results, I hope they continue to work on it :)
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LostBoyNZ: Sorry, I didn't understand it as well as I thought :/ It's a vast improvement over the original yes. I'd be very curious to see them use it on a medium quality DSLR lens.
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