Light Field and Computational Imaging News
Over at habr.com, there’s a new, in-depth article about light field video entitled “Computed video at 755 megapixels: plenoptic yesterday, today and tomorrow”. While the article is written in Russian, Google Translate is doing...
Back in March of this year, closed their doors and ceased operations, and the company’s website went offline. With their online presence, a lot of first-hand information about Lytro’s many “world’s first” products was...
At this week’s National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) show in Las Vegas, a startup named Light Field Lab has announced they’re developing the next big thing in technology: glasses-free holographic TVs. Founded by former...
Back in August 2016, unveiled its first experience, “Moon” (see below), to show off the capabilities of , the company’s groundbreaking, high-end production camera that records light fields for virtual reality. While it was...
Lytro started out as a small company trying to bring light field photography to the consumer market. The company soon attracted considerable investments and built two consumer cameras – the Lytro Light Field Camera...
The following was published by Lytro on 16 April 2016. Lytro Brings Revolutionary Light Field Technology to Film and TV Production with Lytro Cinema World’s First Light Field Solution for Cinema Allows Breakthrough Creative...
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