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Rescooped by ABroaderView from All Geeks onto "Cameras, Camcorders, Pictures, HDR, Gadgets, Films, Movies, Landscapes" |
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"It’s been a while since we’ve heard anything about Lytro (other than nearly grabbing a Crunchie (I voted for them)), the camera where you shoot now and focus later. And the latest news comes not from the company itself, but from the FCC, which just today published the internal photos from its investigation of the device..." Via Philippe Gassmann Delete the scoop?
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"You knew Lytro was up to something, but with its infinite focus light-field powered camera out of the bag, how does it actually stack up in real life? In a word: novel -- you certainly won't be tossing your regular camera for this shooter, at least not in its current incarnation. Still the concept of shoot now, ask focus questions later is revolutionary, so hop on past the break for our initial impressions." Via Philippe Gassmann Delete the scoop?
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