A post-growth blue-shift in the band gap of an undoped InAs/GaSb Type-II superlattice (5.5 μm cutoff wavelength), as a result of 775 nm, 150 fs laser annealing, is presented. A band gap blueshift of ∼72 meV in the + p -and p-layer etched inter-pixel region, laser annealed superlattice is achieved. Using an inter-diffusion model, the dominant group-III and group-V diffusion coefficients are found to be´--1.33 10 m s 21 2 1 and ´--4.8 10 m s 22 21 respectively. Confirmation of the unaltered condition of the superlattice in a Ti/Au masked pixel area establishes this blue-shifted superlattice band gap to be the reason behind the improved interpixel isolation resulting from the fs laser annealing technique.