The new Lytro “Light field camera”

@BigfootEvidence This camera can focus 'after' taking a photo. Might be what your looking for Cheers Dave

Lytro’s light field sensor captures not only the color, intensity and position of the light, but also its direction, which is lost in traditional cameras. Tiny lenses divide the CMOS sensor’s pixel into multiple areas, each showing the image at a slightly different angle. Software uses this data to triangulate the image in 3-D space. Clicking any point on the image brings that area into focus… The camera is the size and shape of a stick of butter. It weights 215 grams, a bit more than some point-and-shoot, but not so much that you would notice. The camera comes with either 8 gigabytes of memory (350 pictures, costing $399) or 16 gigabytes (750 pictures costing $499)

Full article: http://sida.org.sg/2012/03/19/the-new-lytro-light-field-c...