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- Coined circa 1991, Latin plenus ("full") + optic. (Wiktionary)
Examples
“Light-field photography--and the related concept of a plenoptic camera--is a complicated concept involving an array of small images rather than one large one.”
“Whispers about Lytro's super steal plenoptic camera have been ramping up as the device heads into production, and today the company is finally unveiling its game-changing digital camera.”
“Adobe shows off plenoptic lenses that let you refocus an image after it's taken (video)”
“As a senior research scientist with the company's Photoshop Group, Georgiev is experimenting with plenoptic lenses.”
“His plenoptic lens is actually an array of thousands of micro-lenses carved into a silicon wafer.”
“He then started tinkering with plenoptic lenses at home in his garage, and eventually persuaded”
“Working with Andrew Lumsdaine, a computer scientist at Indiana University, he has built specialized software to interpret plenoptic photos and enable after-the-fact alterations.”
“Instead of capturing a flat, 2D array of pixels, a plenoptic camera uses an array of microlenses to capture 4D lightfield data.”
“Well, unfortunately you can't if you used a regular camera, however if you had a plenoptic camera it would be no problem.”
“It played on my Windows Media Player - the plenoptic visual accompaniment was a large swirling blob/cluster fuck with the occasional red ejaculate and/or bloodspray.”
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