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Radical Camera Lets You Pick What’s Blurry And What’s Not
Lytro’s revolutionary new camera reinvents the point-and-shoot camera, allowing you to focus or refocus your photographs after you take them.
Radical Camera Lets You Pick What’s Blurry And What’s Not
Lytro’s revolutionary new camera reinvents the point-and-shoot camera, allowing you to focus or refocus your photographs after you take them.
23 posts and columns on Lytro
Lytro Names Former Ning Head Rosenthal as CEO
Rosenthal, who also worked at AOL and Netscape once upon a time, takes the helm of the camera maker.
Path Hires Ex-Google, Lytro Finance Head as New CFO
A finance-focused hire for the social startup.
With New Features, Lytro Aims to Show Its Futuristic Camera Is No One-Trick Pony
With a software update, past and present photos can now be shown in three dimensions as well as be transformed with a variety of “living” filters.
Lytro Adds Manual Focus, New Accessories to Its Refocusable Camera
Shutterbugs will be able to get finer control over exposure and shutter speed with a free software update.
Light-Field Camera Maker Lytro Expands Into Stores in U.S. and Internationally
The camera, which produces pictures that can later be refocused, will go on sale at Amazon and the Web sites of Best Buy and Target, as well as at stores in a few international markets.
News Byte
Lytro’s Light Field Camera Now Speaks Windows
Lytro said Tuesday that its revolutionary camera, which previously only supported the Mac, now works with the 64-bit versions of Windows 7. The company also announced two accessories for the camera: a tripod mount and a wall charger.Exclusive: Lytro CEO Ren Ng to Step Aside, Become Executive Chairman
Current executive chairman Charles Chi will serve as interim chief as the company searches for its next CEO.
Letters From SXSW: How to Be “Disruptive”
The minds behind Jawbone, Lytro and Nest shared their tips for creating disruptive tech products.
Radical Camera Lets You Pick What’s Blurry And What’s Not
Lytro’s revolutionary new camera reinvents the point-and-shoot camera, allowing you to focus or refocus your photographs after you take them.
A Lytro in Hand Helps Bring Mobile World Congress Into Focus
AllThingsD’s Ina Fried put the light field camera to work, capturing the sights of Barcelona and the world’s largest cellphone trade show.
The Mountain View company aims to bring out a camera later this year using an entirely new type of sensor that offers a number of advantages over traditional photography, including the ability to refocus a picture after it is taken.
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