The idea of having one shot from a camera that collects the data from all the different assortments of rays is very innovative. This makes me wonder if this capability allows photographers to compensate for the different trade-offs that come with having to adjust for focal length, shutter speed/size, etc.
agao25
I agree! This was a really interesting demo because it reminded me of how in a newer iPhone's portrait mode, we're actually able to also adjust the f-stop and change the focus of the image. I wonder how Ren's development of this technology may or may not be directly incorporated into our devices today?
theflyingpie
This is a really cool tool! I wonder how the image data is stored and what the original photos look like. Also, how does this program know what the depth of the objects in the scene are?
The idea of having one shot from a camera that collects the data from all the different assortments of rays is very innovative. This makes me wonder if this capability allows photographers to compensate for the different trade-offs that come with having to adjust for focal length, shutter speed/size, etc.
I agree! This was a really interesting demo because it reminded me of how in a newer iPhone's portrait mode, we're actually able to also adjust the f-stop and change the focus of the image. I wonder how Ren's development of this technology may or may not be directly incorporated into our devices today?
This is a really cool tool! I wonder how the image data is stored and what the original photos look like. Also, how does this program know what the depth of the objects in the scene are?