As part of its move away from consumer gear towards professional cinema hardware, Lytro has killed off the site that once hosted “living pictures,” still photos taken with its cameras that could be refocused after the fact. This will ...
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Ever-shifting camera tech company Lytro has raised major cash to continue development and deployment of its cinema-level camera systems. Perhaps the company’s core technology, “light field photography” that captures rich depth data, will be put to better use there than it was in the ill-fated consumer offerings. Read MoreLytro pursues 360-degree video and cinematic tools with $60M Series ...
Lytro continues its push into the professional video world with its first cinema camera, and it could revolutionize filmmaking entirely. The post Lytro's Pro Movie Camera Lets Filmmakers Refocus After Shooting appeared first on WIRED.
Lytro’s Pro Movie Camera Lets Filmmakers Refocus After Shooting
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Everything You Need to Know Before Buying a VR Headset
Three Lumix cameras will gain the ability to select a focus point in photos after they're captured.
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Panasonic Cameras Get a Shoot Now and Focus Later Feature
Camera maker Lytro is hopping into virtual reality. Today, it announced a product called “Immerge” which the company describes as “world’s first professional light field solution for cinematic VR.”
What does that mean exactly?
Well Lytro wants to provide tools to shoot live action virtual reality. It built its “light field” solution from the ground up. Read More