Lytro's new Cinema camera could mean the end of green screen
 

Lytro's new Cinema camera could mean the end of green screen
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Lytro has only just begun its mission to become a leader in professional VR cameras, but it's already looking to disrupt regular film production, too.

The Lytro Cinema camera puts the company's fancy light-field tech**logy into a **rmal film camera. To call the camera "**rmal" is really a mis**mer, though, since the specs on this thing are anything but: It can capture footage at a ridiculous 755 megapixels per frame, at 300 frames per second.

SEE ALSO: The Lytro Immerge is an insanely sophisticated camera for virtual reality


But that's **t what makes the Lytro Cinema special. By capturing detailed depth and direction information of all incoming light, the camera unlocks a host of abilities that can usually only be done with expensive post-production, if at all. Read more...


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