hahnec

There is only limited support for the first generation Lytro cameras. Before going to details, were you able to retrieve the calibration data files (e.g. data.C.3) from your device?

From a theoretical standpoint, it is an interesting thought to use a known geometric scene to calibrate a plenoptic camera. AFAIK, this would require information about the relative position of...

@lonetech that‘s great news! let me know if i can assist you with the integration, once you get things running on your side.

Sounds all reasonable to me. I got familiar with Lytro's JSON schema once I wrote decoders for the binary image files for both generations of Lytro cameras (see [lfp_decoder.py](https://github.com/hahnec/plenopticam/blob/master/plenopticam/lfp_reader/lfp_decoder.py)). I...

Thank you! That might be exactly what's needed. I currently have limited time, but will look into it asap.

For the time being, I recommend to use [Lyli](https://github.com/martin-pr/lyli) in conjunction with plenopticam.

Making a synthetically refocused depth of field equivalent to an f-stop generally involves knowing the optics parameters of a light-field camera. If you have the parameters available, you can use...

Great to see this algorithm running on real video data, which I have never tried before. Yet, there is no option that covers your issue. If you hand over the...

Thanks for the affirmative feedback! The Color Look-Up Table (CLUT) sounds like a valuable feature. Do you have a good source for its specs?

I am totally convinced that it is useful. I just wonder how the color information is encoded and what the standard looks like. So, I am still looking for an...