Lytro is giving users of its shoot-now, focus-later digital camera more control over the photos they capture with the innovative snapper. With the new additions to the Lytro announced Tuesday, shutterbugs will be able to control the camera's shutter speed, light sensitivity and bright-light exposure settings, as well as lock the exposure in a scene while changing its composition. The new features in the unorthodox-looking camera will be appearing not only in new versions of the product but in existing units, too, through a firmware update.
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