I have been trying out a photo debluring program. Called SmartDeblur. It is open source. It does have a few issues with crashing depending on the size and resolution of your photo reported in the reviews, but so far it has not crashed on me. It sharpened up the blurry pics I tried with it. It will resize your photo when it loads it. But the end result may be a lower rez pic, but its no longer blurry. The review I watched showed it refocusing a pic of a computer info label that was totally unreadable to the point you could not tell what it was, to a point although not perfect, you could read the label no problem... small print too... Probably not for everyday, but occasional use....

It's free. It is open source... download the zip file

Written in C++ using Qt 4.8.
Algorithm based on several deconvolution techniques (Wiener, Tikhonov, Total Variation prior). Supported defect types are:

Out of Focus blur (with kernel deep tuning)
Motion blur
Gaussian blur

SmartDeblur uses the FFTW library to provide its fast fourier tranformation implementation.

(above from authors web site, no idea what some of that is myself... and no wiener jokes please...)

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