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vilva
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 Posted: Wed Jun 22, 2011 6:16 am Post subject: Images You Can Refocus While Viewing |
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vilva wrote:
Try clicking at different points on the photos at http://blogs.wsj.com/digits/2011/06/21/testing-photos-from-the-lytro-camera-images-you-can-refocus/?mod=google_news_blog.
No more focusing at shooting time?  
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eddieitman wrote:
Wow thats pretty impressive i must say
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poilu wrote:
funny
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cooltouch wrote:
Heh. I already replied in another thread about this camera. But this link has pics you can play with! All I can say is a quote from Will Smith in Independence Day "I'mona get me one a these!
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Blinx123 wrote:
Read about this in the recent issue of a German tabloid.
Sounds innovative, but I have somewhat mixed feelings.
On the one hand, I'll most likely end up buying one of those Lytro cameras, as I'm a sucker for new technology.
On the other hand, I fear that this will forever end the days of photography as an art form.
Next you know, they are releasing a medium format DSLR that automatically applies the zone system to perfection.
It ceases to be fun or artsy when every bum on the street is able to pull it off, doesn't it? |
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Kram
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Kram wrote:
| Blinx123 wrote: |
Read about this in the recent issue of a German tabloid.
Sounds innovative, but I have somewhat mixed feelings.
On the one hand, I'll most likely end up buying one of those Lytro cameras, as I'm a sucker for new technology.
On the other hand, I fear that this will forever end the days of photography as an art form.
Next you know, they are releasing a medium format DSLR that automatically applies the zone system to perfection.
It ceases to be fun or artsy when every bum on the street is able to pull it off, doesn't it? |
Blinx, I thought the same when I heard about this a few months ago. It will change things and it makes me a little sad.
That said, the ability to really create dynamic images is an art and will remain so.
When a pro version of this comes out, it's going to cost a fortune. |
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