Light Field and Computational Imaging News
are commonly used to create an illusion of movement or the impression of spatial depth, by selectively showing different images when seen from different angles. In the case of lenticular print postcards, posters etc.,...
Today’s LightField technology uses either of two methods to record a LightField: it either reconstructs a single low-resolution LightField image (e.g. using or coded masks), or requires several individual pictures to be taken and...
Last week, we presented the tap2focus iPhone App that offers Lytro-like refocus capabilities by way of manually recording several photos and combining them into an interactive picture. Shortly after (but unrelated), Arqball announced the...
Manufacturers are racing towards creating the first light field enabled , and the first ones are expected to be released early next year. If you have an , you don’t have to wait until...
Smartphones accompany many of us on our daily lives, and it’s no wonder that they have become the most used cameras on major photo sharing sites. With the introduction of LightField technology to the...
In traditional digital imaging, the projected image is expressed as a set of pixels which contain two coordinates (x, y) and their respective values for colour and brightness. LightField technology enables us to record...
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