Lytro Light Field Camera

A marvellous feat of technology but the resulting product is little more than a...

The Lytro is an innovative camera that can capture all the light in a scene and let you play around with the depth of field after you take the photo. It's a camera that should appeal to photography and camera enthusiasts....

The Lytro Light Field Camera is a rather unique digital camera with an impressive feature, that of being able to re-focus the images after you have taken them. It's managed to produce this in a compact, but strangely shaped, digital camera with an 8x optical zoom lens with a bright f/2.0 aperture.

More of a toy than a serious snapper but the next photo revolution begins with the Lytro...

The Lytro light field camera isn't like other cameras. It captures information about how the light rays are travelling - their direction, colour and intensity - so that you can refocus your images after you've taken them. The ability to change...

Right now, the Lytro is more gadget than camera. It's without a doubt a first iteration of the product, and it's a promising one. There's so much more to come: 3D and Wi-Fi are two upcoming features we know are in the works. But what about a...

Over the last couple of weeks I’ve been pondering what the usefulness of the Lytro Light Field Camera. Much like when I had my first Sinclair Z80 computer people said: yes, but what’s it for? I’ve decided the job of the Lytro is to...

The Lytro lives up to its promise of capturing images that you can focus after they've been shot, but its image quality and ergonomics are poor, making the camera little more than an overpriced toy....