Go here: http://www.lytro.com/. Click on one of the photo thumbnails. Pick a portion of the photo that is out of focus. Click on it. Are you amazed? Try not to spend all day looking at and refocusing the photos. I know I was completely sucked in.
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Becky's bookshelf: read
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Oh that is amazing!
Isn’t it? I’m really curious to see how much they’ll be charging for the first camera with this technology. As my co-worker said, this could be a game-changer.
I’m not sure what I’m most curious about…how much the introductory model is going to cost, or how large of a file size it’s going to produce!
I know! They claim the file won’t be any bigger than what we already deal with and that it will be ‘consumer-priced’. That boggles my mind. As in – I don’t really believe it.