Originally Posted by
arthurking83
The final image format is simply a raw file(or jpg) file that is processed using computational stuff prior to the final file.
So that once the image is finalised, it's not like the Lytro where it can be altered to display a different focus plane, it's fixed.
But what it apparently does do is allow you to alter the perspective during image post processing(or in camera).
So basically it takes a bunch of shots using the various cameras/lenses, you then set the perspective of the image as a part of the post processing process .. which is probably done in Light's software/app .. or whatever.