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Invisible escreveu:
> On 23/06/2011 02:42 AM, Chambers wrote:
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>> By capturing more information from the scene, pictures taken with a
>> Lytro camera
>> allow you to adjust the focus after the picture has been taken.
>
> I heard about that technology years ago. (It may even have been on
> Tomorrow's World.) Not particularly interesting to me, because I usually
> just want *everything* to be in focus - which it usually is.
>
> I'll get excited when they release a holographic camera. (Which, I would
> like to point out, is *totally* plausible.)
yes, holography is exactly what I thought of (the "light from all
directions" concept).
Of course, holography and this focal-changing one demands a proper
viewer too, possibly even more expensive, limited and cumbersome than
the simple 2-frames stereographic ones they're trying and failing so
hard to sell today.
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