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November 05, 2006

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geographer47

The 640x480 image is decent for a snapshot. It definitely shows the depth of field limitations, but there is only so much focal length after all.

Babu

Hi, I would like to hear your expert opinion about Omnivision's proposed Wavefront Coding camera lenses. Have you heard anything about this and do you think it will work for camera phones? What are the benefits and drawbacks?

Thank you very much.

Alex

Nice article. Even such photo dummy like me understood the idea!

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