To carry 16 cameras around with you, you’d need a backpack the size of a piece of checked luggage—or you’d need the new Light L16. The revolutionary camera actually packs 16 individual cameras within it. It’s the world’s first multi-aperture computational camera. When you take a photo, 10 of those cameras fire away and capture details of your shot at multiple fixed focal lengths. The clever, portable camera then can blend those into one high-quality, 52 megapixel image. Because of the way it operates, you can even adjust the focus and the depth of field after your picture has been taken. The large touchscreen display allows you to edit on the go, and Wi-Fi lets you push your shots out to Instagram ASAP. Designed to perform exceptionally in low light situations, the L16 is a pocket-sized powerhouse. You can pre-order now and save $400.
The Light L16 Is 16 Cameras in One
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