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Yes, and it is a low volume market, they are aiming at this time, so how many units they have to sell at $200,000 per unit to recover the $50 million investment. Few hundred perhaps, this wouldn't...
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Another issue with such an array will be the sheer size of it and the LENSES you will need to shoot this thing! A 1" sensor size is 13.2mm by 8.8mm. A 6x6 array, even without spacing between the...
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This was my guess as well, 6x6 array of 1" Sony 20Mp sensors. The only problem is that they don't capture 16 EV range and I've not seen Sony sell these sensors to any other manufacturer. All...
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The technology might have potential in some area, but we are talking about a specific product that failed, and the ridiculous explanation that Lytro are trying to sell us. "the product...
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Regarding image quality, forgot to mention the image from your article above.
When the hands of the woman are blurred there are so many artefacts all over them, that it looks like they've been cut...
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Rishi, of course Lytro claimed that their Illum is superior, they kept boosting about how you can refocus the image after it has been taken, unlike anything else in the market. The problem is,...
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"we were competing in an established industry where the product requirements had been firmly cemented in the minds of consumers" So its customers' fault for not realising the great potential of...
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@matthiasbasler Alright, so it is yourself that bought the only one copy that Lytro sold in Europe :) On the positive side, expensive and useless products like the Illum are exactly the type of...
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Of course, I got that Paul is having a shot at some people here, implying they've turned into Sony fanboys. For Hugo, I wasn't sure if he was referring said fanboys or Canon, but anyway my point...
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With the current attitude at Canon "DSLR Forever" the chance for your IF statement to be fulfilled is virtually zero. They've still not caught up with their competitors' achievements from 2010,...
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@Revenant
In liveliew mode its no longer a DSL, but a mirror-less camera.
More importantly you're losing the dedicated PDAF sensor that's arguably the biggest advantage of modern DSLRs over...
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@J A C S Nope, you won't see the next gent EVF in a DSLR, because if it is a true DSLR it will use a mirror & prism, and this mirror will be blocking the sensor so it can't capture the information...
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Absolutely. Flickr was great until they forced users to give them their mobile phone numbers and I stopped using them since. Even Google doesn't force their users to do that any more.
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It's large, but the only reason for Sony to make this RX10III 24-600 f2.4-4.0, is that most of their competitors already have a such "compact" cameras Nikon DL 24-500 2.8-5.6
Pana FZ1000 25-400...
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@MaxFury Tell us more about your grandma ...
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And priced $5.99 each ...
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Yes, but the Nikon lens is half the money of the other two.
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Simply put, the various curves represent how contrast and resolution change when you are moving away from the centre of the image. The left side of the graph represents the centre (0mm), and to...
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