immerge

The Immerge recorded volumetric video where viewers could move in 3D space, albeit only slightly.

The company reinvented itself in 2015 with a 360-degree camera rig called the Lytro Immerge.

Lytro has kept moving over the past year, acquiring VR animation company Limitless and producing a second version of the Immerge.

That’s important, because Immerge uses Lytro’s light field technology to capture footage in multiple directions and with depth information, too.

That made it messy, but Rosenthal said that this kind of unpolished footage is the kind of thing that will be immediately available to the director or cinematographer on set when using Immerge.