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It's not anything like Lytro, though. From what the article says, it just takes images rapidly and then you choose the one that's most in focus. Still, being a
by iwasakabukiman 13y ago
It's not anything like Lytro, though. From what the article says, it just takes images rapidly and then you choose the one that's most in focus.
Still, being able to focus faster and snap rapid images is a good thing. It makes getting quality pictures easier, especially with kids, who are notoriously blurry.
- turing 13y agoThey don't claim that it's technologically similar to Lytro, just that it can offer similar functionality. To get any idea of what they mean, watch the YouTube demo at the end of the post[1]. At about 1:37 they show off being able to change the point of focus after the fact. http://youtu.be/idtmJBa5u3Q http://youtu.be/idtmJBa5u3Q