
Camera that turns light into living pictures
Startup company Lytro’s upcoming debut of their hand held light field camera has the potential to revolutionize the world of photography. By capturing the nuances (direction, color, intensity) of light rays in the camera’s feild of view, users will be able to snap photos without focusing, and choose the focus point (or points) later.



Tagged: cool camera, Lytro, new camera technology
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Katherine said | 14 August, 2011
This sort of technology might help ordinary people taking photos, which is no bad thing, but it takes away from the actualy skill and artist nature that is needed by a professional photographer.