04-22-2014, 11:17 PM
I guess the problem it is solving is focus accuracy, and even giving you the possibility of choosing the focus/depth of field after the shot. Of course, there are other significant limits which means it is far from a universal replacement to traditional photography. Give it 5 or 10 years and it might start becoming really interesting.
Who knows, at some point in the future when processing and storage costs come down by some orders of magnitude, you may even be able to take continuous high-speed, high resolution video and use that to choose your shutter time after the shot also.
Who knows, at some point in the future when processing and storage costs come down by some orders of magnitude, you may even be able to take continuous high-speed, high resolution video and use that to choose your shutter time after the shot also.
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