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Your point and shoot doesn't do depth of field very well, let alone let you adjust it after the fact. It's also likely that focusing is much much slower for yo
by juiceandjuice 15y ago
Your point and shoot doesn't do depth of field very well, let alone let you adjust it after the fact. It's also likely that focusing is much much slower for you than the lytro.
In any case, the lytro probably isn't for you right now.
- rogerbinns 15y agoFocussing on the point and shoot is 0.2 to 0.4 seconds. (Latest model is 0.1 seconds). Note the comment I was replying to claiming the lytro market is amateurs with slow reflexes. I don't think the lytro is even close to a good fit for that market even for amateurs with slow focussing and reflexes. An auto everything point and shoot is far superior n every aspect. Note how the review does mention you have to contrive shots to make the lytro functionality worthwhile.