 Hey everybody, Dieter from The Verge here and we are hands on with the Elytro camera. This uses light field technology so it's able to instantly take a picture and you don't need to focus. You can actually change the focus later and it will even take 3D shots. As you can see it's a pretty unique design. We've got a power button and a single USB port on the bottom and it turns on as you can see right away. On the top we have nothing but a shutter button and then there's a little slider here that you can use to zoom. So we can get the zoom to take a bit and you can see it zooms in and out. And take a photo, click, it's that fast. So this has got 8GB of storage which should be good for I believe 350 shots which should come in at $399. This is actually the $499 version with 16GB of storage. They say it has an 11 mega-ray lens on it so it's not quite the same thing as a megapixel. But there you go, this whole front section here is the lens and then there's a sensor right here at the border and then the rest is processing and storage and whatnot. So there you go, the Elytro camera. Thanks for watching.