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New Lytro Illum Camera Costs $1,600, Lets You Take Interactive Photos

Posted on the 23 April 2014 by Nrjperera @nrjperera

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For such an advanced camera, Lytro Illum features a very simple, minimalist design with a beautiful shape and a very few buttons. The camera boasts a custom-designed 40-megaray light field sensor, 8x optical zoom lens and 1/4000 of a second high-speed shutter.  But those aren’t the only great features of this camera. The photos that you can take with Lytro Illum can be made interactive to bring a 3D-like effect to the picture. Go ahead and try it out in the embedded photo below. Click on the image and drag around to see what happens.

“We’ve spent the last two years custom-building LYTRO ILLUM to advance Light Field Photography to a whole new level,” CEO of Lytro Jason Rosenthal stated on a blog post. “We outfitted this camera with a completely novel hardware array and unprecedented computational power, both within the camera itself and through a brand-new accompanying software platform.”

Rosenthal believes that with this revolutionary imaging technology, Lytro can make a difference in the 175-year history of photography. Lytro Illum will go up for sale at $1600 USD.

[Via: FastCo Design / Source: Lytro]
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