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preprint2026arXiv

Towards Photorealistic and Efficient Bokeh Rendering via Diffusion Framework

Existing mobile devices are constrained by compact optical designs, such as small apertures, which make it difficult to produce natural, optically realistic bokeh effects. Although recent learning-based methods have shown promising results, they still struggle with photos captured under high digital zoom levels, which often suffer from reduced resolution and loss of fine details. A naive solution is to enhance image quality before applying bokeh rendering, yet this two-stage pipeline reduces efficiency and introduces unnecessary error accumulation. To overcome these limitations, we propose MagicBokeh, a unified diffusion-based framework designed for high-quality and efficient bokeh rendering. Through an alternative training strategy and a focus-aware masked attention mechanism, our method jointly optimizes bokeh rendering and super-resolution, substantially improving both controllability and visual fidelity. Furthermore, we introduce degradation-aware depth module to enable more accurate depth estimation from low-quality inputs. Experimental results demonstrate that MagicBokeh efficiently produces photorealistic bokeh effects, particularly on real-world low-resolution images, paving the way for future advancements in bokeh rendering. Our code and models are available at https://github.com/vivoCameraResearch/MagicBokeh.

preprint2020arXiv

Measuring the hyperfine splittings and deriving the hyperfine-interaction constants of Cesium 7D 5/2 excited state

The measurement of Cesium (Cs) 7D5/2 excited state's hyperfine splitting intervals and hyperfine-interaction constants has been experimentally investigated based on ladder-type (852 nm + 698 nm) three-level Cs system (6S1/2 - 6P3/2 - 7D5/2) with room-temperature Cs atomic vapor cell. By scanning the 698-nm coupling laser's frequency, the Doppler-free high-resolution electromagnetically-induced transparency (EIT) assisted double-resonance optical pumping (DROP) spectra have been demonstrated via transmission enhancement of the locked 852-nm probe laser. The EIT-assisted DROP spectra are employed to study the hyperfine splitting intervals for the Cs 7D5/2 excited state with a room-temperature cesium atomic vapor cell, and the radio-frequency modulation sideband of a waveguide-type electro-optic phase modulator(EOPM) is introduced for frequency calibration to improve the accuracy of frequency interval measurement. The existence of EIT makes the DROP spectral linewidth much narrower, and it is very helpful to improve the spectroscopic resolution significantly. Benefiting from the higher signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) and much better resolution of the EIT-assisted DROP spectra, the hyperfine splitting intervals between the hyperfine folds of (F" = 6), (F" = 5), and (F" = 4) of cesium 7D5/2 state (HFS6"-5" = -10.60(0.17) MHz and HFS5"-4" = -8.54(0.15) MHz) have been measured, and therefore the magnetic-dipole hyperfine-interaction constant (A = -1.70(0.03) MHz) and the electric-quadrupole hyperfine-interaction constant (B = -0.77(0.58) MHz) have been derived for the Cs 7D5/2 state. These constants have important reference value for the improvement of precise measurement and determination of basic physical constants.