The first Lytro underwater photos, kind-of
In this article, you’ll see some impressive “” lytro pictures: These living pictures were taken at a big reef aquarium by JakeAdams. As you can see, LightField Photography has a big potential and very...
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How the Lytro LightField camera performs in low light situations
LightField technology shifts the limits of cameras from hardware to software. In everyday point-and-shoot cameras, Megapixels had a certain (though not omnipotent) explanatory power about the camera’s quality, but in LightField Tech, lightrays are...
LightField picture of the week: great outdoors around Lake Tahoe
It’s time for another LightField POTW: With this shot, Lytro-User mugurm captured the great outdoors around Lake Tahoe (Sierra Nevada): https://pictures.lytro.com/mugurm/pictures/12868
LightField picture of the week: sweet dessert
This week’s POTW shows the “wink trio” – heavenly dessert pastry in wink restaurant, austin TX. https://pictures.lytro.com/echeng/pictures/30023 (living picture by eric cheng)
LightField picture of the week: map lichen
Our first LightField Picture of the Week was taken by mugurm. You can explore a map lichen (Rhizocarpon geographicum) growing along the fine cracks on a rock: https://pictures.lytro.com/mugurm/pictures/12667
Has Lytro drastically modified the pictures in its official LightField gallery?
The pictures in Lytro’s Living Pictures Gallery look awesome: They’re beautifully composed, show little noise and have full, saturated colors. Obviously, Lytro will show off its best pictures to get people interested in its...
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