The L16 promises great optical zoom, high resolution, terrific low-light capabilities, and substantial depth-of-field controls. When shooting photos on the go, 16 lenses are far better than one.

A lot of camera power in a small package. It takes photos your smartphone could never even dream of. The future, both for this camera and this tech, seems bright. Even Light would admit it's not a ...

The Good: The wide zoom range of 28mm to 150mm provides great versatility when composing shots, and the robust 52-megapixel final product, stitched together from different combinations of the lenses ...

Smartphone photography enthusiasts may remember when we talked about the Light L16 “multi-aperture computational camera” last year. To celebrate the camera’s commercial launch, the company has spilt a ...

On its way to putting a DSLR in your smartphone, Light says it can put one in your pocket if you have $1,700 to spend. Share on Facebook (opens in a new window) Share on X (opens in a new window) ...

Over the past few years we’ve seen the rise of smartphones with dual-camera systems that offer features like optical zoom without a camera bump and adjustable depth effects. But why stop at two lenses ...

Last year, almost every smartphone that wanted to be noticed sported a fancy dual camera; two lenses used to emulate the depth of field and optical zoom capabilities usually reserved for full-fat ...

Like a Lovecraftian horror that’s crawled from the depths, the Light L16 has a ludicrous 16 eyes – and they’re all sizing up a big chunky bit of prey: your DSLR. This pocket-friendly, android-powered ...

At the end of the first season of the HBO tech comedy "Silicon Valley," the characters turn up at a conference where one CEO after another stands up on a stage and insists that their company is ...