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From: John Sessoms <[email protected]>
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Date: Wed, 22 Jun 2011 20:33:26 
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Subject: Re: New camera technology touted at TOP

So, does this mean I should hold off on my plans to get the K3 (or 
whatever it's going to be called) once it comes out?

From: Godfrey DiGiorgi

> The plenoptic concept is making the rounds today. At least 14 people
> have sent me notes about it. I've been tracking this technology from
> the first discussions and talks about it in 2006ish, IIRC.
>
> The idea is simple: Instead of capturing only spatial information from
> the incoming light, capture the vector information as well. That
> allows for in-process focus adjustment and more sophisticated image
> correction processing. It's not 3D or holography, it's more
> information with which to focus and render the image.
>
> The downside of this is all technical. You generally need about 10x as
> many photo receptors to produce a given number of finished image
> pixels ... so a 12 Mpixel image relies on having somewhere around
> 120-144 million photosites behind them to capture both spatial and
> vector data. Similarly, the image processing and data handling systems
> have to be suitably robust to handle that amount of incoming data...
>
> It's interesting, but I think that the big news is that some money is
> being handed to Ted Ng now to develop his prototypes into a viable
> production camera. The technology curve is catching up to the needs of
> this kind of capture and processing, so a new game in photography
> could happen in the near future.


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