My first photowalk with Lytro's lightfield camera

[Murdie118]

jsu saying. thats the most epic setup ive ever seen in any room. loll

[madadivad1986]

Could you project a light field like you capture one?

[mocheese1234]

Can you make an entire photo in focus? Or do you have to have a subject with a blurred background ?

[flamingninja93]

15-20 years? digital cameras were invented 37 years ago...

[morty1988]

can it only make square pictures or does it also make widescreen images

[ddiva1973]

Best and most intriguing Lytro video I've seen!

[realguitarist07]

So you get a super tiny resolution image?

[tarnationsauce2]

I hope to see Light Field video cameras.

[diamony123]

hey he just bust that guy's bubble by stating how it works...did you see the look on his face

[DanhNguyenster64]

U mentioned that there is no actual shutter speed so can the shutter speed be adjusted later like what is done with the focal points?

[toanbui]

Wait a minute...

watch?v=Vxq9yj2pVWk



[jakrob127]

new to vids what camera did you use to record this?

[JurgenBM]

Photography lvl. Asian

[cris178Zune]

there is a kinect up there i wonder what for.

[pumpedUpGeeks]

This product is pointless. They should focus on mobile. Portable media will be taken from cellphones, no one will want to carry cameras with them. Already no one does.

[somerandomvideo]

@pumpedUpGeeks

Huh, and that would be why Steve Jobs wanted Lytro in iPhone 5.

[pumpedUpGeeks]

@somerandomvideo I'm not saying the concept behind the product is bad. And I guess they need a product to show what they've developed. But yeah they should be selling this technology to companies like apple and samsung so they can use it in their products.

[SkeBR]

I honestly dont understand it. Yes, it interesting device.

But focusing is just an small portion of a camera needs.

Like, where is the ISO? Flash? I mean, looks more like a concept...

I don't know, I'm really looking forward to see for myself

[Gripsock]

I hope they don't succumb to an acquisition. This is a real discovery, they should license it to big camera companies.

[prene1]

Great idea and it seems like a good 1st implementation.

And I liked you first "pre" review of the camera. Very informative and

seemed well balanced.

Now if we only could have the re-focus feature on the interviews.

RS, when you have very interesting and knowledgeable interviewee, you should focus more on him/her. Let them do more of the talking.. :-)

[bubblevision]

Thanks Robert and Eric. I understand this thing much better now.

[theonlymirly]

The pictures seem to be very pixelated.

[tcpnet]

awesome!

[darinrmcclure]

crazy cool.

[wcoatney]

This is crazy. I have no background in photography but this so cool !!