>Of course, 2450 by 1634 pixels is wider than what you're publishing to the internet, and of course that zoom range means nothing in terms of what you're used t

>Of course, 2450 by 1634 pixels is wider than what you're publishing to the internet, and of course that zoom range means nothing in terms of what you're used to from "interchangeable SLR lenses" since the lens has to work for light fields, not planar recording, and you've never worked with a lens that has to do that, so your knowledge of what is a "safe" zoom range for dSLR is absolutely irrelevant for a Lytro camera, but you're going to lie to yourself and pretend you know what you're talking about, and you won't be buying a Lytro camera, and that's the battle we're fighting I had seen the Lytro camera ages ago and had forgotten it. I later rediscovered it and did some minor research and decided against it. Now I want to do more research because they're putting up a pretty good argument... Beyond that - this entire article was very informative and enjoyable to read. I wish I had a bit more to comment on other than I like some of the wit they throw in.