 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.
 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.