Catching Back Up with Refocus Imaging's Shifting Focus

On Monday, we talked about Canon‘s crazy Iris Registration Mode eyeball copyright scanner thing. And now we continue along the path of interesting new futuristic digital imaging stuffs with more news about Refocus Imaging, the company that is trying to do away with focusing a camera and instead letting a user decide where the focus range should rest later, when they’re editing the photograph on a computer. You’ve likely heard about this before if you spend any time on even the mildest of tech sites, as it’s been around for a bit, first having been developed by a team at Stanford (who have since branched out from the university to form this company).

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