The market I see isn't in the "put refocusable images on the web page". Thats just a shiny way to show of the tech. The future market is "Buy a digital camera that you never have to worry about focus again at the time of the shot". Point, shoot, then adjust later if necessary.
Trying to get back on the track of discussing the actual technology:
Can someone explain why there's not an option to have all focal planes in focus simultaneously in the final photograph?
Because that, to me, would be the real future market: Point, shoot, everything in frame is always in focus without needing to wait for the autofocus.
I agree that a true photographer would always want to have control over the focal depth, but the *market* for non-photographers, who just want their happy snaps completely in focus all the time, would be massive.
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