Kevin Connor showcase the technology at 6sight Video
Kevin Connor showcase the technology at 6sight Video Transcript
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>> We are taking the size of the ^M00:00:05 [inaudible] that's right so you are getting different depth of field. So you can see we are only focused on him and that center tennis ball but in some cases we have got to really wide up the field. In other cases we got to really shallow depth the fields. But you actually get the parallel action there as well. So, this is a single capture but I can actually see little bits of you know sort of shift my perspective left and right a little bit because you know again I am looking you know from different portions of this lens. And you know that's again a good example of when we start seeing that information when its there you are thinking about how much easier it is to detect okay, this is a bird in the foreground versus something else in the background that you know the editing possibilities is that kind of ^M00:00:48 [inaudible].
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