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Well, I guess I need to watch my blog a bit closer. I just noticed today that some of my blogs didn’t get posted. I posted one of them and took two others off as they no longer applied. Sorry about taking so long to get information out.
I do have some exciting photographic news! We are about to see a new camera come out that is a real game changer. Once you think you have seen the most amazing new stuff out something new comes in.
A few years ago my friend George Lepp came and did a presentation to Peak Digital Imaging Society and introduced us to a computer program called Helicon. Here is a sample of what it does by stacking images on top of each other to give the illusion of greater focal depth.
You can also do photo stacking in the newer versions of Photoshop. Usually it takes a bit more work to get the same results.
Now with new information about how to use light we have a process called Lytro’s Light Field Camera where you can take a photo and then determine the point of focus after the fact. You can even have the entire photo in focus from front to back. Click on the link and then move over parts of the photo you would like to have in focus and click on it.
http://www.lytro.com/pictures/lyt-2/embed?utm_source=Embed&utm_medium=EmbedLink
This page gives you a chance to look at the Lytro technology in action. Check it out and share this post with your friends on face book or other social media or e-mail!
Thanks, Bill
