Catching up
We were offline for just a bit, and as usual, lots of things have happened in the world of LightField technology. Almost back now, we’ll try to catch up as soon as possible on...
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Happy Birthday, Lytro LightField Camera!
Exactly 365 days ago, Lytro sent the very first devices of the world’s first consumer LightField camera out on their way to the first customers. These very early adopters had been the first to...
Video: Introducing the Stanford LightField Microscope
The following video, brought to our attention by reader Alejandro, shows how LightField technology can significantly augment traditional : The advantages are numerous, and represent the “ordinary” LightField Features but applied to microscopy: Instead...
Super Plenoptic Lenses: Pixar’s Interesting LightField Patents
LightField technology is not just interesting for scientific use and as a gimmick for early-adopters. Plenoptic imaging has been shown to have a great potential in manufacturing processes and quality assurance, modeling, and more....
How the Lytro Camera sees the World: Raw Data of a LightField Sensor
Lytro’s LightField Sensor consists of an ordinary CMOS imaging sensor, and a so-called mounted on top of it. Using this combination, it becomes possible to not only record a flat representation of a scene,...
LightField Software to Process your DIY LightField pictures (Part 1)
So you’ve built your own LightField Camera? Taken your first LightField pictures? What’s next? The next step is finding that will allow you to process the captured LightField information. There are countless factors in...
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