This is going to be dope amazing for photographers...Adobe is always innovating.

Plenoptic is a stunning new lenses technology. When you use it, you don't need to care about having your subject in focus. You would be able to perfectly focus on any subject in your photography after you take the photo.Invented by Adobe, Plenoptic consists on a very smart combination of special lens for your camera and software for your PC or Mac.

First, the lens' optics atomize the picture in thousands of tiny versions of the scene, all different from each other, at different angles and positions. When you add these lenses to your DSLR camera, the sensor would capture a huge grid of images made of all these little images. The effect is similar to the eyes of a fly.

Then, the software can take this grid and combine the versions into a single one. Using a simple slider, you can change the focus of the image in any way you want, picking any plane you desire to be in perfect, crystal-clear focus.

via gizmodo

Olivia Munn you know how much I love you, sorry but it had to be tested. With the release of Photoshop CS5, Adobe introduced a new content aware fill system that samples the surrounding pixels to fill out an image. Maybe Adobe will get it right with CS6.

This is going to save so many hours of retouching.... its ridiculous.

Don't you think?