There's a pretty impressive “Wow!” factor to the Lytro light field camera's ability to refocus images after capture. If you've played with an image from a Lytro–the world's first plenoptic cameras aimed at consumers–you'll doubtless agree. Lytro also has a bright fixed-aperture zoom lens, and can create a depth map from the captured image which lets it provide a limited 3D effect, as demonstrated on the company's blog. And without the need to focus, by all accounts it's pretty speedy.
In other areas, though, the Lytro…
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via Imaging Resource News Page http://www.imaging-resource.com/news/2012/10/10/lytro-plenoptic-camera-gets-new-features-wider-availability
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