Lytro
by Tuomas Jaalinoja on Oct.25, 2011, under Accessories & Luggage, Headlines, Toys, Games and Gadgets
Lytro’s the first thing that effectively changes photography for the first time since when there were the big-ass boxes on tripods and Jesse James and a cavalcade of others starred in a variety of shots all headlined “WANTED”.
The way Lytro does this is by capturing the entire viewed light field. But the trick isn’t over yet. Once the light field has been captured, you can focus on any part of it desired. No hassle or delay with auto-focus motors — simply focus, re-focus, focus, you get the gist.
I want one. Get yours, and more information, from Lytro’s website.
Image courtesy of Steve’s Digicams.
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October 25th, 2011 on 6:22 pm
Na… you don’t want one Taavi, trust me!
October 30th, 2011 on 3:21 pm
Playing with light, that is? Nice.
Ser ut som mig, när ljus dansar.. Off-topic, listen to Kent.
There was a small exhibition, by Marja Pirilä and Petri Nuutinen, related to camera obscura in the local library. One mouth-shaped and two eyeish thingies stood there for children (yes, me) to peek in.