  In a setup illuminated by chaotic light, we consider different schemes that
enable to perform imaging by measuring second-order intensity correlations. The
most relevant feature of the proposed protocols is the ability to perform
plenoptic imaging, namely to reconstruct the geometrical path of light
propagating in the system, by imaging both the object and the focusing element.
This property allows to encode, in a single data acquisition, both
multi-perspective images of the scene and light distribution in different
planes between the scene and the focusing element. We unveil the plenoptic
property of three different setups, explore their refocusing potentialities and
discuss their practical applications.
