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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,...
So you like the interactive feature of Lytro’s LightField Camera, but not its 400+ $ pricetag? There’s a way to achieve the same effect using an ordinary or Compact System Camera (interchangeable lens camera),...
Lytro’s LightField Camera is the first consumer product of an entirely new category of camera, so it’s no wonder that technology enthusiasts are attracted by its new features. It is that same tech-excited target...
Those of you who are using to extract data and image stacks from LightField files have no doubt already noticed this, but we thought we’d bring it out to the open: With the introduction...
Interactive refocus is nice, but it’s just one of the possibilities of LightField photography. Another feature that LightField fans seem anxious about is “all in focus” – a combination of all the sharp parts...
While Lytro’s desktop software is nice and easy to use, you may want to have a deeper look into the LightField Pictures you’ve created with your own Lytro LightField camera. The first person to...
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