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Shoot now, focus later.
https://www.lytro.com/
Pretty interesting technology but I wonde what the max resolution is, there arent any large picture on their site.
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put it THIS way
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give me an R
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I heard about this from my large format photography professor. Intriguing, yes.. but I'm not going to throw my lot in with it until I see more from it. It certainly gives more aesthetic latitude with a given image, but since it's a fixed f/2 aperture, it might limit you in terms of depth of field (that is, in landscape photography and getting everything in focus). At least that's the impression I'm getting from the examples they show on the website.
Me, I actually enjoy having to make decisions on how to compose a shot before I snap the shutter. There are some applications where that may not be as practical - sports, combat, etc. - in which a Lytro could certainly have its uses.
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