
When people talk about Lytro, the unique point-and-shoot camera based on light-field technology, the easiest way to explain what it does is to say that it lets you refocus a snapshot after you’ve taken it. Which it does. But by capturing all the light rays within a scene, Lytro is collecting an enormous amount of information which garden-variety cameras don’t record. And this data can be used in ways that go beyond the refocusing trick. Today, Lytro is announcing two new features: ...
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