Lytro Light Field Camera

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How Lytro can realize its full potential Lytro's first light-field camera is capable of amazing things, but in its current state it comes up short of revolutionizing photography. Here are six things that could make the next Lytro device the only compact camera you'd ever need.
Q&A: Lytro's Charles Chi talks light field, battery life, and licensing The executive chairman of Lytro—a small company doing big things in the world of photography—discusses the technology behind a light-field sensor, the possibility of licensing its camera tech to phone manufacturers, and the future of sensors.
Camera and camera-phone trends to expect in 2012 Both smartphone cameras and stand-alone cameras will become much more versatile next year, and it should be fun to watch. Here are the major photography trends to expect in 2012.
Lytro Light Field Camera offers simplicity with futuristic features We finally get a chance to look at Lytro's new futuristic light-field camera, and it's pretty darn cool.

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