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The problem I would have with a camera like this is it breaks my workflow, built around Lightroom, Photoshop, etc. that is probably even more true of real pro
by rdl 13y ago
The problem I would have with a camera like this is it breaks my workflow, built around Lightroom, Photoshop, etc. that is probably even more true of real pro photographers.
The camera itself is beautiful! It looks like a blackmagic design cinema grown up.
I think they would probably do better as a "designed for rental" vs purchased camera, though. It is enough of a novelty that I'd see people using it for a few shoots, but like a tilt shift lens, it is only going to be daily useful to a limited number of people. Especially with limited production, rental would rock --- either direct, or throug something like borrowlenses or lumoid.
- promptphoto 13y agoFrom the Engadget hands-on: Additionally, Lytro has worked out a deal with Adobe and Apple so you can transfer those images to Lightroom, Photoshop or Aperture if you wish to work on them after you've adjusted the image's focus and depth of field to your heart's desire.
- devindotcom 13y agoThat's just the app sending a static 5-megapixel jpeg over to another application it sounds like.