On July 31, photographers will finally be able to wrap their hands around_the Lytro Illum, the world’s first pro-level light field camera. Unlike the DSLRs that everyone is now used to, the Illum lets you_create what Lytro calls “living pictures,” derived from the_camera’s sensor and lens, specialized software and 3D graphics. Together, these create a novel, immersive_visual platform. The most compelling aspect_of living pictures is their interactivity. Because the camera shoots images with information on the direction, color and intensity of the light rays, viewers can later shift the focus,_tilt, perspective, and depth of field_to different subjects in a_frame on...

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