Lytro is a light field camera, I&#x27;m pretty sure the Light will NOT work similar to a Lytro.<p>Light is fusing (at capture time I think) a few normal-sized sensors each using different exposure duration, focal length, etc.<p>On the other hand Lytro collects a lot of tiny images each at the same exposure duration and focal length, but very close to each other. It&#x27;s like having very big pixels but for each pixel you retain the color response from a large number of directions, instead of just the average color for that particular pixel, as in a regular camera.<p>Continuous refocusing can be performed after the fact in a Lytro, not possible (or very limited) with the Light. But the Light should be able to do native HDR in one take (and real time HDR video maybe), not possible with a Lytro.