Light Field and Computational Imaging News
K|Lens recently posted a residency position for a light field artist to test their developing DSLR-compatible light field lens. Instead of a microlens array, their special lens of the same name uses a system...
Earlier today, Lytro announced Lytro Illum, the company’s second-generation light field camera which boasts professional-grade hardware. Set to start shipping in July 2014, the camera is priced at 1,499 USD for pre-orders. The official...
In a news release that has somehow escaped our notice, German LightField specialist announced an exclusive live demonstration at Preview 2012. The report notes that Dr. Lennart Wietzke (Raytrix co-founder and CEO) and his...
Lytro’s LightField camera is without a doubt the first product of an entirely new generation of cameras, with features that were, until recently, deemed science fiction. But how good is its battery, and how...
As we told you earlier, you can get as close as 4 to 5 inches (10 – 12 cm) to your subject with a Lytro LightField camera. That is, if you take your picture...
The following, short video review by Digital Photography Reviews explains what the Lytro LightField camera can do, and discussses strengths and weaknesses of the technology: Two interesting bits that we couldn’t find out about...
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