Posts by JacksonP
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Capture: Mama Don't Take My Lytro Camera…, in reply to Lilith __,
There you go. That’s much betterer. Thanks. The houses are all so sharp.
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Funnily enough this has been one of the week's ear worms.
Must be all this talk of a get together.
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Capture: Mama Don't Take My Lytro Camera…, in reply to Lilith __,
can I call it a snow-bow?
I understand your reasons, but I am left wanting more from such a great picture.
Would 960 pixels be too much? Or am I just being greedy?
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Capture: Mama Don't Take My Lytro Camera…, in reply to Geoff Lealand,
Mountain pawpaw. Do they get ripe enough to eat?
It's our first year with them Geoff. Tree grew from seedling amazingly quickly, and we are hoping for a decent crop, if the flowers and buds are anything to go by. Will let you know how they go.
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Excellent. I expect a three-fold increase in TV3 Saturday morning television viewing as a result. And I don't mean 32%.
Well done and congrats to everyone at Media 7.
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I was playing with this to see if it was worth trying the focus stacking thing. But then I thought 'why bother?'
What I didn't do is take the same photo with my phone camera to see what depth of field I could get. Maybe next time.
Here's the Lytro one.
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Just a note on the all in focus question, they expect to be adding this in the software at some stage, hopefully soon. The information is already stored, but is a bit much for the current system and display.
Read on the support threads here.
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Here's the two intro videos to give a better run down on the basic, and more 'advanced' features.
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Capture: Mama Don't Take My Lytro Camera…, in reply to Fooman,
Can you stack focal depths and export them out as one image? Or would that be limited to 3rd party software (e.g. ImageJ's focus stacker)?
From what I can gather so far (I haven't really focused on this aspect much yet) you can only export one focal depth at a time, so would need to use third party software to do the focus stacker.
For some of the work we do, taking photos of branching plants, this would be a really useful tool.
Perhaps at some point we could try it out for this purpose? I'd be keen to see if it really would work in a science/commercial application in its current form.
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Capture: Mama Don't Take My Lytro Camera…, in reply to Nora Leggs,
I’m curious too – is there a function for making everything in the picture clear and focussed?
At this stage, not that I can find. It would seem a logical progression, but would require some pretty powerful blending software I imagine.
