Jobs’ Last Photography Wish: iPhone With Lytro, the Focus-Free...

Courtesy Mashable!  Thu, 01/26/2012 - 02:20

A new book by a top Fortune reporter reveals that Steve Jobs sought out the up-and-coming Lytro camera CEO — and putting Lytro in the iPhone was discussed.

Lytro, a light-field capture technology that lets you shoot first and focus the shot later, is about to lauch its first consumer models in the US in the first half of 2012 .

It was developed by Stanford Ph.D and light field expert Dr. Ren Ng. ...

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