New Lytro 3D Living Picture Demo

You can view this demo of living pictures in 3D using colored (anaglyph) glasses, a 3D display, or by doing fancy tricks with your eyes.

We've shared this video so that anyone, with or without a 3D monitor, can view the demo. Lytro's Light Field camera http://www.lytro.com/ automatically captures pictures that can be viewed in 3D.

For best results, we recommend viewing the video at 720p or higher.

Want to see it without hearing it? Here's a version for you to enjoy http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yOgUQC...

All living pictures © Lytro, Inc, and photographers Eric Cheng, Richard Koci Hernandez, Jason Bradley, and Michael Soo.

More on how YouTube presents 3D content: http://www.google.com/support/youtube...

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[linuxluver]

This looks *great* on my passive 3D LG D2542P monitor.

[mikey mouse]

as long as its just software then it may be ok i guess

[Gene Warren]

That's the sad part, the hardware already does everything, it's just the software people are waiting on.

[mikey mouse]

thats why you always wait till the new model comes out silly!

[mikey mouse]

viewing with my 3d glasses from my nightmare on elmstreet dvd set and it works ! the images are in 3d!

[Gene Warren]

I love my Lytro, but unfortunately the software is still effectively in alpha so all you can *currently* do is refocus - looking forward getting 3D functionality, depth-aware filters, exporting heightfields, etc. etc. Luckily this can all be done in software, leaving tons of additional features using the current hardware.

[Zyxomma]

These chromatic aberrations are fierce! ;)