We've reported on Lytro's light field cameras before, but this is the first time we've seen them with our own eyes. By recording all the available light when taking a picture, "light field" cameras allow the image to be adjusted dramatically after the photo is taken - refocusing the image, and even changing perspective or converting to 3D. Annoyingly, the products were hidden behind a glass cabinet, but we'll try to track down a demo unit during the official CES show.
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