[optimal] Re: Lytro Camera
- From: Dennis Dowell <dennis_dowell@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <optimal@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 20 Mar 2012 15:19:29 +0000
I looked also at this exciting technology for our Navilas camera/laser.
However, it’s not just processing that produces these effects,it needs a
special sensor
with a microlens array matching the objective optics. Part of our
objective optics is the patient’s eye therefore, we have not been able to use
it in our system....yet. My director of advanced development turned me onto
another company in Germany called Raytrix who have been doing this kind of
thing a little longer than Lytro. Their focus (pardon the pun) is towards
industry and less oriented to the consumer market. I don't know if Lytro offers
this but, Raytrix technology can also produce a stereo image from a single
exposure.Their website is: www.raytrix.de
Dennis
Dennis Dowell MFA., MS.
Mobile: 1-817 821-9031
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To: optimal@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [optimal] Re: Lytro Camera
From: angiolith@xxxxxxx
Date: Tue, 20 Mar 2012 06:08:01 -0400
It is interesting technology. However, the technology seems to allow you to
only move the focal point within a picture. What would be much more useful (at
least in my opinion) would be to be able to put the entire scene into focus.
Anyone know if that is possible?
Marty Rothenberg
Angiographics, Inc.
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