This Is How Lytro Takes Living Pictures

The Lytro camera has been called the biggest leap in photography since digital replaced film. Some have even hailed it as one the most significant innovations in photography since well, since photography.

If you're not familiar with Lytro yet, that's forgivable, because the Lytro camera is unusual. It doesn't look like a camera, for one thing -- its elongated body more closely resembles a flashlight or a big stick of butter. The familiar pieces are all there, just streamlined. The shutter button feels more like an iPhone's home button. The zoom slider is elegant and simple. A single viewscreen allows most simple actions through intuitive swiping and tapping.

The device's function…
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