Revolutionary new camera - ground breaking technology

[chonhzilla]

Here's some examples of the software in action. I've mentioned before to Jose, Im just not 100% sold on solely using software to determine my shots. Nothing like optically assuring myself that my subject is in full focus. But the software does look amazing.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7QV152jc3Ac

 

[Fat Homer]

I have to say that i'm intrigued... sounds like some pretty interesting software if thats what it is?

I mean being a heavy photoshop user i can always appreciate new technology like this... but now just have to see how good it works and how clear the pics really are?

 

[muffywrx]

Wow, insanely cool!

 

[GhostShrimpMan]

I've always wanted do that, didn't think it could ever be accomplished though. Awesome!

 

[cbugster]

niceeeee

 

[Modest_Man]

Too bad the working resolution of the image is like 300 x 300 pixels (90 kilo pixels) from the 16mega pixel sensor. That's about 2.5 inches square. I just see this as hype right now, maybe in 20 years it could be useful. Right now you just lose way to much resolution.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plenoptic_camera

 

[Dan F]

This is very cool. It is always frustrating when a great shot is just a little out of focus.

 

[pshtex]

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it is new technology so i wonder just how good the changing focus thing is compared to a picture as we know it but it is really cool and like most technologies get better. i have also read up that some one is trying to get rid of pixels and make something and is fluid like the chemical process but it will be digital.