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Adobe Plenoptic Lenses Let You Refocus Image After It’s Taken

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2010-09-24
1 min read


From laptopmag

Imagine being able to change the point where you want to focus your lens after you’ve already taken the picture! This is exatly what a plenoptic lens placed between your camera’s lens and the sensor allows you to do. It captures the same image many times from multiple perspectives.

Read the article at: engadget.

 

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