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And still you got ...
And still you got so curious that you watched the video(!)
This is done by ...
This is done by using an array of microlenses in or near the focal plane of the main lense. All those small squares represent what each mircolens focused on. By doing some calculations, you can post-process stuff like depth of field, field of view, even slight rotation and tiliting in 3D... It's called light-field photography or plenoptic photography. Google will tell you more ;)
I still do not ...
I still do not understand: are those small parts of image are made by special lens (one big lens out of thousands of small) or by some other means?
LYTRO !
LYTRO !
Excellent insight ...
Excellent insight there my friend! :D Makes sense. This gives insects the ability to see at varying focal lengths.
not rly.losing some ...
not rly.losing some resolution for image stabilization could be the answer.
So is this why ...
So is this why insects have compound eyes?
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tradus o ...
tradus o comentario meu colega eu vou faze com ele oque o cava lo fes com a egua
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Nice, you can also ...
Nice, you can also try
Enhance!
Enhance!
inb4 blade-runner ...
inb4 blade-runner esque images
f+ck u adobe i cant ...
f+ck u adobe i cant see movies no more i download ur update nothing happend bunch a f+ckin a+sholes
Plenoptics win
Plenoptics win
Meh. Cameras can ...
Meh. Cameras can not already do this. That's just a workaround.
Acojonante :-)
Acojonante :-)
How do they keep ...
How do they keep it in a state between a final picture and whatever the input is?
OOPs, after ...
OOPs, after searching - graphics.stanford.edu/papers/lfcamera/lfcamera-150dpi. and add there a pdf
This is not ...
This is not possible, IMHO fake
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Awesome.
Awesome.
this is not about ...
this is not about that
Cameras already do ...
Cameras already do this. Just shoot at a really high f stop. (You'll need a lot of light to accomplish this though...)