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Originally Posted by troypiggo
It must have a pretty small sensor, and not sure about its max aperture. See how close the subject has to be to the lens to get the depth look? It's like a webcam. For most applications, ie most focus distances, it looks like the depth of field is so huge that most things are in focus anyway.
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A light field camera doesn't work like a webcam (some of which
can refocus), or a wide-angle lens with a large depth of field. Using the Lytro (which has an f/2, 8x zoom lens), the field of focus is selectable
after taking the picture.
Have a look at the photos in this article to see the effect:
12 'focus later' Lytro photos that will make you look twice