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"Now the Lytro camera is here, you no longer have to worry about taking out-of-focus pictures \u2014 you can shoot first, and then pick what to focus on later.\nThat signature feature is much more than just a convenience. It allows you to tell stories in a completely different way with your photos. Changing the subject in focus, by its nature, almost always alters the meaning of the image. Focus on the happy woman in the foreground, for example, and it's a light moment. Zero in on the stern man in the background looking at her, and you've got creepy.\nWe've been playing with the Lytro camera for a little while (check out our full review here), and we've had the chance to use it with some great subjects and interesting locations. We thought we'd share with you some of our favorite photos that we've taken so far \u2014 pics that different story than a regular single-focus image could ever show.\n\n\nHim vs. HerIn a simple demonstration of the Lytro, you can see there's a story to be told that focusing on the woman in the background reveals.\n\u00A0\n\n\nWindow ValentineOnce you focus on the background in this picture, you can see the Cupid decal is overlooking a junkyard.\n\u00A0\n\n\nPlane RidgesThe hull of a plane on display at New York's Intrepid Museum reveals the ridge detail throughout this perspective shot.\n\u00A0\n\n\nStormtrooperBy clicking on the tip of the gun barrel, you can see detail you wouldn't get by clicking on the trooper or the back wall.\n\u00A0\n\n\nBubble TubeFocusing on the tube up front or the woman in the background changes the story of this photo.\n\u00A0\n\n\nStone ScriptThe Lytro lets you focus on any detail in this chiseled stone.\n\u00A0\n\n\nHelicoptersPick any helicopter in this photo to focus on to bring out more detail.\n\u00A0\n\n\nThomas &amp; FriendsCaptured with the Lytro camera's Creative Mode, this photo lets you focus on any of the four toy engines \u2014 and even any part. Click on the chair in the background puts them all out of focus.\n\u00A0\n\n\nLEGO PlanesThis array of LEGO planes with a window in the background gives many different things the viewer can choose to focus on.\n\u00A0\n\n\nLizard Peek-a-booHere you can see clearly the lizard, what it's peeking out from behind, and the sign in the background.\n\u00A0\n\n\nDalek vs. CybermanTwo classic Doctor Who villains square off. When you focus on the Cyberman in the background, you can see its arm is outstretched. Also note that the Dalek's eye is always a bit blurry, showing the that the Lytro has limits as to what it can capture sharply.\n\u00A0\n\n\nBubble Tube at AngleThe angle on this photo lets you pick any bubble in the tube as your target of focus \u2014 which also lets you know where it is in the tank.\n\u00A0\n\n\nMashable LogoC'mon \u2014 we had to. Taken in Creative Mode, with the lens right up against the \"M.\" Note that you can focus outside the window, making the whole logo blurry.\nBONUS: The Lytro Camera\n\n\nUnboxing the Lytro Camera\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nUnboxing the Lytro\nThe Lytro packaging is thankfully sparse and simple, with very little unnecessary plastic.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nOn a Pedestal\nIs Lytro trying to tell us something about how important it thinks its camera is?\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nWhat Lies Beneath\nUnder the camera is the documentation, just short quick start guide and warranty info.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nEverything You Get\nBesides the camera, the box contains a lens cap, a lanyard, a microfiber cloth, a USB cable and the document pamphlets.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nWith Lens Cap\nThe Lytro lens cap is magnetic, coming off a little too easily.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nLytro Camera, Angle View\nThe Lytro camera is the size and shape of a large stick of butter.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nAngle 2\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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