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It looks like the material is organized on a grid. Imagine a lense + algorithm that conforms to the depth map of the FOV. You could get super focus (there's pro
by tryonenow 6y ago
It looks like the material is organized on a grid. Imagine a lense + algorithm that conforms to the depth map of the FOV. You could get super focus (there's probably more appropriate term) in a single shot.
- tfolbrecht 6y agoWhat you're describing is a light field camera. It's cool tech, there was a company called Lytro that tried to commercialize them a while back.
- namibj 6y agoNo, they are describing a lens that can change the effective focus for different regions of the image, so that you can get multiple parts in focus at the same time. There are no light field tricks here.