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Lytro Camera Now Works with Windows PCs |
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Written by Wayne
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Wednesday, 25 July 2012 05:33 |
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Lytro, the light-field camera that was supposed to revolutionize photography, now supports Windows PCs. Until now, only Macs could run Lytro's desktop software, which is required to process and edit the camera's unique method of photography. The new Windows 7 version, available for 64-bit versions of the OS, requires an Intel Core 2 Duo processor (or higher), at least 2GB of RAM, and DirectX 10 graphics. To celebrate its Windows launch, Lytro is offering free shipping on cameras. The cameras are still pricey at $399 for the blue and graphite models (each has 8GB of storage, or room for about 350 pictures), and $499 for the red model, which has 16GB of storage, or room for about 750 pictures. The company also sells a tripod mount and a USB wall charger, each of which is priced at $20. The Lytro is different from traditional cameras, in that it captures individual rays of light, allowing for post-production adjustments that are impossible on a normal point-and-shoot...Get fully caught up on the details at windows8newsinfo forum.
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