In Walter Isaacson’s biography on Steve Jobs, it was revealed that the late Apple co-founder wanted to reinvent television, textbooks, and photography. Apple recently released a new textbooks feature for the iPad and we know that the company is currently building a television set. 9to5Mac has revealed that Steve Jobs took a meeting with Lytro CEO Ren Ng to discuss the possibilities of Apple working with them to develop new camera technologies.

Camera start-up Lytro is developing a new type of sensor for digital cameras that makes focusing before shooting photos unnecessary. The sensor reads light fields, and the photos that result from it can be focused after they’re taken, once they’re opened in editing software. The ability to change focus from foreground to background with a single click will be available in a camera Lytro will make themselves, which All Things D reports will be available for a reasonable price.