When Lytro released its namesake digital camera last spring, it wasn’t immediately clear what sort of person would want to buy it. On one hand, it was a genuine technological breakthrough: As the ...

The first batch of Lytro cameras has shipped, and the people who get excited about these types of things are calling it unlike any digital camera we've seen before. But different isn't always good.

June 24, 2011— -- "Shoot now, focus later" – that's the tagline for a new camera technology out of Silicon Valley that will allow photographers to snap a photo, and worry about the focus of the ...

Lytro made light field photography cameras with unique focus capabilities that ultimately became a short-lived experiment. User experience with a Lytro in 2025 is like a toy camera and can be fun, but ...

All the Lytro buzz is about its new camera, which misses the bigger picture. Lytro is tapping into new science which may well revolutionize the economics of building cameras and lenses. Share on ...

Lytro, an upcoming camera that can snap photos instantly without even having to focus, reportedly intrigued Steve Jobs so much that he met with the camera’s creator to discuss working with Apple. That ...

Camera's today can do lots of cool stuff, from shooting HD video to stitching together 3D panoramas. A new shooter being developed by Lytro, however, will push camera capabilities even further: ...

Lytro’s innovative camera eschewed the megapixel wars and instead featured a new, focus-everywhere sensor technology. The light-field sensor in the Lytro is the only one of its kind, and as one of the ...

Lytro aims to bring the same powerful light field technology to traditional movie makers that it is already planning to provide VR content creators Share on Facebook (opens in a new window) Share on X ...

The Lytro camera began shipping in March but has been available only by order on the internet. "Since introducing the Lytro camera just six months ago, nearly 400,000 light field pictures have been ...

Before Steve Jobs passed away, he met with Lytro to discuss integrating its light field capture technology into Apple products. Such a thing could potentially supercharge a future iPhone's camera and ...

Since its debut in 2006, Lytro has produced devices that leverage light-field technology, which captures information about the direction and intensity of light rays. Today, the company is applying ...