Capture: Mama Don't Take My Lytro Camera Away
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Lilith __, in reply to
Have the Best Boy & Focus Pullers' Union
been consulted on this incursion?They shouldn't worry. It's like this horseless carriage: it'll never catch on.
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Geoff Lealand, in reply to
Mountain pawpaw. Do they get ripe enough to eat?
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JacksonP, in reply to
Mountain pawpaw. Do they get ripe enough to eat?
It's our first year with them Geoff. Tree grew from seedling amazingly quickly, and we are hoping for a decent crop, if the flowers and buds are anything to go by. Will let you know how they go.
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Lilith __, in reply to
Time for a self-portrait, Jack? You out standing in your (light) field? ;-D
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OK I don't have a Lytro, but there's a nice light out my window...can I call it a snow-bow?
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Nora Leggs, in reply to
Nice crisp bow there : )
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This looks cool, but I still want Deckard's thingamijiggy in Blade Runner.
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JacksonP, in reply to
can I call it a snow-bow?
I understand your reasons, but I am left wanting more from such a great picture.
Would 960 pixels be too much? Or am I just being greedy?
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When I first glanced at this I thought, you can focus on any part, infinite zoom? but alas no. Now that would be a game changer, you go and take a snapshot and then look at the finest of details. Like looking at google earth.
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Lilith __, in reply to
Would 960 pixels be too much? Or am I just being greedy?
Your wish, etc. :-)
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Hebe, in reply to
Beautiful Lilith. Was it taken this morning?
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Lilith __, in reply to
Thank you, yes it was. I've seen lots of rainbows today, in between the rain, hail, sleet etc.! You can see a dusting of snow still on the hill behind.
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JacksonP, in reply to
There you go. That’s much betterer. Thanks. The houses are all so sharp.
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Lilith __, in reply to
The houses are all so sharp
And if you click on the hill...no wait, that won't work. ;-)
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Sofie Bribiesca, in reply to
Thanks. The houses are all so sharp.
This is where the Lytro could be nice.
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This, maybe not so.
Maybe a tripod :) -
This might be a really really dumb question, Jackson, but I'm assuming that the Lytro isn't made for the night?
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JacksonP, in reply to
This might be a really really dumb question, Jackson, but I’m assuming that the Lytro isn’t made for the night?
No, not really. Gave it try, but not worth sharing,
ETA: Here's a lower light one of a piano using indoor lighting. You can start to see the grain.
And if you click on the hill…no wait, that won’t work. ;-)
This is a problem. I keep looking at the TV and thinking ‘if only I could click on that and make it sharper’.
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JacksonP, in reply to
This is where the Lytro could be nice.
Yep. Here’s one someone else prepared earlier. WARNING >> Arachnophobians may wish to think twice about clicking.
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Nora Leggs, in reply to
Here’s one someone else prepared earlier.
Cool. That one would be a bit of a shock if you suffered from arachnaphobia though : )
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JacksonP, in reply to
That one would be a bit of a shock if you suffered from arachnaphobia though : )
Good point. I've added a warning. ;-)
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Jackson, what file format are the clickable Lytro images? They seem to use Flash in my browser...
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JacksonP, in reply to
Jackson, what file format are the clickable Lytro images? They seem to use Flash in my browser…
It uses flash, but they have some proprietary stuff in there, although I'd have to look into it more to understand it.
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Lilith __, in reply to
I keep looking at the TV and thinking ‘if only I could click on that and make it sharper’.
Pop Citizen Kane on the DVD, no clicking required! :-)
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Lytro definitely intriguing for the close-up stuff in context, but the hand-held conventional camera's depth of field may be adequate sometimes - here showing off a spider's micro-engineered handiwork against that of the builders of the Napier-Gisborne railway line.
I'm sure the spider's will be in need of some capital maintenance after a bit of heavy rain too.
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