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$1,699. Lol. You can get a D750 from B&H for $100 more. Or a few Richos or a Fuji something-or-other.
It's an interesting idea but will almost certainly have artifacts, terrible battery life, god-knows-what else and won't be as good in low light as aps-c.
Also, you're limited to the in-camera processing so RAW aint an option. They should at least team-up with VSCO and get some built-in presets.
Still better that lytro.
Well_is_it-
Not so sure on that, merging multiple images is a way of reducing noise, so theoretically could be great.
Says on the website it shoots raw DNG files.
35-150mm lens. So I'd still need something for my wide shots #neversatisfied
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Also comparing it to a D750 isn't really a fair comparison, the whole point is that it's pocket sized, so that's the premium you are paying for.
photoben
Pah. Practically vintage compared to this thing that's doing the rounds on the net:
https://light.co/camera
Future tech.