This site explores the fascinating new world of Virtual Reality also known as VR.
Futuristic “light field” camera maker Lytro is shutting down, according to a statement posted online. The company says that starting today, it will stop “taking on new productions and providing professional services,” as …
VR camera maker Lytro is shutting down, and former employees are going to Google, by Adi Robertson Read MoreLytro’s Immerge light-field camera is meant for professional high-end VR productions. It may be a beast of a rig, but it’s capable of capturing some of the best looking volumetric video that I’ve …
Lytro Reveals Immerge 2.0 Light-field Camera with Improved Quality, Faster Captures, by Ben Lang Read MoreLytro, the once consumer-facing light field camera company which has recently pivoted to create high-end production tools, has announced a light field rendering software for VR that essentially aims to free developers from the current …
Lytro Announces VR Light Field Rendering Software ‘Volume Tracer’, by Scott Hayden Read MoreIn the last few years, Lytro has made a major pivot away from consumer-facing digital camera products now to high-end production cameras and tools, with a major part of the company’s focus on …
Lytro’s Latest VR Light-field Camera is Huge, and Hugely Improved, by Ben Lang Read MoreOne of the promises of virtual reality (VR) is that it will one day allow viewers to step into a movie. New demo footage from virtual reality camera maker Lytro shows that it …
First Light Field Footage Shows Potential, Pitfalls of Roomscale Cinematic Virtual Reality Read More
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