4D light field photography archives (13 posts)


Toshiba reveals Light Field Photography project (oppa Lytro style!), December 27, 2012
Lytro is not the only game in town when it comes to light field photography. Toshiba has revealed that they are working on a new digital imaging module that offers light field technology advantages. They will use half a million... Continue

Lytro adds Perspective Shift to its camera, November 16, 2012
Lytro appears to be serious about continually improving its Lytro camera. A new round of updates are coming, and they are bringing Perspective Shift with them. You can change the perspective after you take the pictures. An update to the... Continue

Lytro is now shipping for $400 in two body colors, October 17, 2012
The new Lytro camera is now in-stock and shipping at its starting price of $400 (8GB model) with free shipping in your choice of two colors (black, blue). The red color is the 16GB model and it goes for $500... Continue

Lytro adding manual control to its camera, October 9, 2012
Another curiosity factor item, the Lytro light field camera will be getting some manual controls with a new software update according to The Verve and The Dpreview and The Gadget Lab and The CNet and the press release at The... Continue

Curiosity factor: Lytro review at dpreview (and more!) [updated], February 29, 2012
What does one of the top two camera review websites think of the new Lytro light-field photography camera? Find out in their brand new review of the camera! As usual, we won't leak the light field here, but if you... Continue

What's inside a Lytro camera? (teardown), February 9, 2012
Curious what's inside the first Lytro digital camera? You can check a 37-picture teardown at Wireless Goodness (you can also see them with PicLens). One surprise they found inside the camera is a Wifi/Bluetooth chip by Marvell (currently not used).... Continue

Interview with Lytro executive chairman, January 26, 2012
Back to the interview train we go with a review of the Lytro executive chairman at PC World, talking about the Lytro technology, imaging sensors in general, CCD vs CMOS, and the potential of licensing their technology to smartphone or... Continue

Steve Jobs was interested in reinventing photography and was looking at Lytro, January 23, 2012
9to5Mac.com writes that according to information coming from the Steve Jobs biographers (including the just-released "Inside Apple" book by Adam Lashinsky), Steve Jobs wanted to reinvent photography and during his last months he took a close look at Lytro's light... Continue

Interview round-up: Olympus, Lytro, and mini-interviews, January 11, 2012
CES and PMA season also means interviews, and once the new product wave subsides, we get the interview wave. So we round-up some of the latest interviews: + text-based interview of Olympus trio at Imaging Resource talking Tsunami, mirrorless camera... Continue

Reviews (A77, X100, etc) & Samples (NEX-7 RAW and ISO, A65, etc), October 22, 2011
Time to check some of the latest reviews, hands-onsies and samples. Plus there are two recently-started on-going, blog-style marathon reviews of the Sony Alpha A77 and Fuji X100! On-going blog-style marathon reviews + Sound Image Plus is testing out the... Continue

Lytro light-field camera is for real, priced at $400 with early 2012 release, October 19, 2011
In case you think things are boring, here is a new branch of photography shooting up (so many (un)intentional puns in that sentence), Lytro and its light field photography camera. The camera is getting real, with an early 2012 launch... Continue

Also (Lytro in production, JVC hybrid, A900 happy trails, Toshi camcorders, etc), October 6, 2011
And now time to round-up some of the other related news, newsbytes and newsbits, in lightning round format... + some more details on the new Sigma 18-250mm Mark II superzoom lens with FLD - via dpreview + Sony Alpha A900... Continue

Adobe talks plenoptic lenses (post-capture focus adjustments in software) while Raytrix talks F-mount camera with CCD sensor, September 26, 2010
Not at Photokina, but at NVidia's technology conference, the Adobe R&D braintrust showcased post-processing of images captured with plenoptic lens technology says Adobe blogger Jack Nack. Plenoptic lens technology will basically give you the flexibility to "refocus" an image in... Continue

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