Lytro - A New Way to Take and Experience Pictures

The Lytro light field camera is here! Lytro is the only camera that captures life in living pictures. Visit http://lytro.com

* Capture everything - instantly. Capture living pictures with the press of a single button.

* Focus after the fact. Focus and re-focus, anywhere in the picture. You can refocus your pictures at anytime, after the fact.

* Share the love. Easily share from the desktop or from Lytro.com to friends and family on Facebook, Twitter, email or your blog.

• Category

  Science & Technology

[roborovskihamsters]

Very, very cool!

[BestMomEver34]

The bokeh doesn't look to pleasing, the sharpness is mediocre (at best), and the depth of field isn't as shallow as one would hope. Maybe this concept would work if you could change the aperture (and it would need a range from f1.2 - f22). And if the fixed lens had some really awesome Zeiss glass to maintain edge to edge sharpness. But for now, I don't see this being a very good option for professional photographers. I don't see this replacing DSLRs anytime soon.

[weaponeer]

I use HD, POV, HDR and High Speed camera's for the production of product review videos. This is too expensive for us to shoot a review on, but in the future this could really change the way we use camera.

[wisdomt00th]

Now, if only they included software for the majority of the world (windows/android users).

[James Simmons]

Wow. Think of the possibilities. I can see software updates allowing for multiple points of focus, or changing the focal plane to produce tilt-shift type views. Amazing technology!

[TheBoyJenius]

Heard about Lytro. They were taking to Steve Jobs about collaborating before he died.

[princesamme]

Lytro. Light-filled camera.  Capturing a million points of light!

[aelreynol24]

This video went viral on Ulaanbaatar

[FourthObelisk]

Lytro + Camera Ball. Patent Pending.

[Bob Bobo]

1080x1080 res

[technoslam]

how many field layers does it create for the little flash ap?

also, the focus needs to be manual. auto focus sucks, even if it is software.