Fujifilm FinePix Real 3D W3 Digital Camera, 3D Still/Video, Dual 10MP, Dual Fujinon 3x Lenses, 3.5" Wide VGA 460K 3D-LCD (3D view without glasses) 3D-TV Standard Interface

2011-10-10T21:00:00

This is a good 3D camera that works well with my Vizio passive 3D TV.

BigDaddy

2011-09-03T21:00:00

After recently purchasing a 3D TV, I decided to get a 3D camera too. The Fuji takes great pictures and is easy to use. It's packed with features. The screen on the back is very nice and shows great 3D images without glasses but is a bit hard to see in bright sunlight. Since there is no viewfinder, this a slight detractor. Also, this causes the camera to use it's battery fast so you will definitely want a spare. Due to the compact size and two lenses, it's easy to get your left fingers in front of one lens so practice a proper grip or you may ruin a once in a lifetime shot. the accompanying software is very easy to use. It will even convert images to anaglyphs which you can send to friends who don't have a 3D TV but may have some of those red & blue lens glasses. All in all, I'm very happy I got this and everyone who sees it is amazed.

The W.

2011-03-28T21:00:00

Fuji currently has the best 3-D cameras on the market. They are fast, easy to use, well built and take great pictures.They only draw back of ALL 3D technology is finding a cheap and easy way to view and share your 3D content.For 3-D Pictures I would recommend printing your 3D Photos as Side-by-Side "parallel" images and viewing them with a 3Dphotoscope. (the pictures can be printed anywhere just like regular photos for about 10 cents each). For 3-D Videos I would recommend getting some 3D Prism Glasses on [...]for about 20 dollars. (They can also be used for "pre-viewing" 3D Digital Pictures on your screen but the 3Dphotoscope is much better for regular viewing of 3D photos.)

stereomojo

2010-12-03T19:00:00

This camera is so amazing I am going to buy a second in the coming year. The pictures are amazing on the LCD or on a 3D TV however if you don't have a 3D TV you have to keep them on the flash card to view them in 3D on the cameras LCD. Or you can export them to your hard drive and use the software that the camera came with to make side by side sets so you can then buy a side by side viewer and look at them that way and they are just as amazing. you can also use other programs to convert them to anaglyph which dulls the color somewhat but still they are awesome much better than 2D photos. I am having a fantastic time learning and using this camera. Buy one you will love it and it also takes 2D pictures as well.

Ken