The man behind Lytro is Ren Ng, who began working with light-field photography at Stanford as a PhD candidate. Ng wrote his dissertation on the subject in 2006, ...

Light-Field Photography. Lytro reinvented the camera so that it can evolve faster. by . Tom Simonite archive page; April 25, 2012. This March brought the first major update to camera design since ...

On July 31, photographers will finally be able to wrap their hands around the Lytro Illum, the world’s first pro-level light field camera. Unlike the DSLRs that everyone is now used to, the ...

Lytro's Light Field Camera Transforms Photography [Video] ByTomio Geron. Former Contributor. Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Mar 30, 2012, 04:30pm EDT.

If Lytro's first camera offered us a sneak peek at the promise of light field photography, the company's second-generation product swings those doors wide open. A far cry from the toy-like ...

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 ...

Light Field photography gives you photos that are so immersive and manipulable that it’s quickly easy to forget that 2D photos are useful at all, ...

The possibilities for light field photography extend both into the consumer and professional fields. And the Lytro is not only a damn good first attempt, it’s damn good, period.

Light field photography promises to do away with hundreds of years of lens design and aperture restrictions -- and it's coming to a point-and-shoot camera near you! By Sebastian Anthony June 24, 2011 ...

The Lytro, which is culmination of over a decade of work by CEO Ren Ng in the world of light-field photography, is the first camera that allows its user to refocus an image after it's taken.

On Tuesday, the mind-bending camera maker Lytro introduced Illum, a $1,599 camera that performs optical feats that the company hopes both novices and professional photographers and videographers ...

Light-field photography has the potential to revolutionize photography. Ren Ng, the founder of Lytro, explains how a camera can capture images that are never out of focus.