Adobe's Dave Story shows a multi-view camera lens for taking 3D pictures.
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Imagine if your computer knew the [space-shel, how’s that word spelt?] 3D depth of the digi image you had taken & you were then able to use this info to say erase distracting obstacles in the image from say the foreground. or let’s say you wanted to add specific depth-of-field effects like soft background effects precisely without the aid of Photoshop like software.
This is the tech Adobe Systems showed recently in their news conference. I remember at the time reading about it & thinking that would be one smart camera. As you can see in the above image it works on the “insect's compound eye, transmits several smaller images to the camera. The result is a photograph with multiple sub-views, each taken from a slightly different vantage point at exactly the same time.”
Story adds focus to some elements of a photo.
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Article: http://news.cnet.com/8301-13580_3-97932 ... 7-1_3-0-20" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
The article goes into further techno depth & I know it will appeal to the MTBS3D members.
