That cylinder-like shape certainly makes a statement and differentiates it from many other point and shooters already out there. The combination of cool aluminum and silicone is pleasant to hold, and navigating around the combination of physical buttons and touchscreen is pretty easy. As for the photos of themselves, refocusing, at least through the Lytro's touchscreen, was a breeze.
The Mountain View-based startup unveiled a new camera that looks nothing like a traditional point-and-shoot.
