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Lytro Light Field Camera

First Impressions Review

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Hardware

A unique design, with built-in memory and battery power.

The lens is an 8x zoomer with a fixed f/2.0 aperture. It’s all internal, so it doesn’t protrude from the body.

The LCD is a comparatively tiny, 1.46-inch, 1:1 touch panel—about the same as the screen on an iPod Nano. It looked pretty grainy on the pre-production unit we saw, and we’re unsure if that will change before the finalized version.

The Lytro has no flash.

A single USB port sits on the bottom of the body under a rubber flap, next to the power button. It’s used for charging and transferring photos.

FI Ports Photo 1

The camera runs off of a built-in lithium-ion battery. Lytro hasn’t provided specs on how long it’s rated to last per charge.

Like the battery, the memory is all internal. 8GB and 16GB models will be available.

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Lytro Light Field Camera
First Impressions Review

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Controls

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Conclusion