bgrsgeg

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   by bgrsgeg 6y ago

   "There is still a problem, which is that you have to assign a physical sensor pixel to each point in a 4-d space (2 position and 2 direction coordinates), which means that you have to give up some of the spatial resolution of the senso
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   by bgrsgeg 6y ago

   Lytro failed, I assume, for the same reasons that companies like Apple makes winners out of failed ideas. When it came out, I nerded out and wanted one so badly. Luckily I couldn't afford one. From what I read was that the software was
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   by bgrsgeg 6y ago

   The F3 is an amazing camera. The F5 great is you want to have to bother with electronics (I'm faster without the electronics, but to each his own). Digital SLRs are an example of entrenched technology that doesn't make sense. DSLR
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   by bgrsgeg 6y ago

   I think cameras are done. And not because of cellphones. I think Lytro did them in. First a cop out to what I'm about to say. My arguments are specifically for geometric optics as used in photography. Also, my argument is in the limit
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   by bgrsgeg 6y ago

   You shouldn't get (be) downvoted for having an unpopular opinion. Unfortunately, I think this is a dangerous path we're on as a society. But I do think you're wrong. 1. It's unlikely that FB doesn't sell your data i