Yup. The sweet thing? Post processing focus adjustment.
 A new camera chip design from scientists at Stanford University has opened up the possibility of 3D photos. The chip has stacked 16 x 16 pixel arrays and a host of micro-lenses, much like a fly’s eye, enabling the whole chip to “see” in three dimensions, unlike a normal 2D pixel array digital camera sensor.
Check out the rest of the article and more details over at Gizmodo.
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