Imaging recource: Good money after bad? Light gets another $121 million from investors who didn’t read our review

Camera/technology company Light for years promised "DSLR quality" images from their L16 camera, using data from an array of cell phone-class sensors with different focal length lenses to build higher-resolution composite images. However, when the camera finally came to market (at an eye-watering price of $2,000), review units were suspiciously unavailable. Finally obtaining one from a friend (thanks again, Lee, I still owe you that bottle of Scotch), we discovered why. I won't rehash our findings here, you can read our Light L16...
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