Fuji Compact Camera Shoots 3D Movies

Fujifilm is releasing another 3D camera; the FinePix Real 3D W3. It’s a follow-up to 2009′s 3D compact camera but this time Fuji engineered it to shoot movies in 3D.

Similar to its predecessor, the FinePix Real 3D W3 has the same dual 10 megapixel CCD sensor and twin lenses. The latest 3D camera is updated with a bigger LCD screen compared to the 2.8 inch screen of the previous model.

The latest FinePix Real 3D W3 also offers a new Auto 3D mode and records sound in stereo.

You can view images taken from this Fuji 3D camera with the company’s 3D television and 3D photo frame.

According to Fujifilm’s press release ” The FinePix W3 continues Fujifilm’s strategy of offering Real 3D content by replicating the human visual system in combining two high quality lens and two CCDs in the one chassis – and allows consumers the option of viewing 3D images and video either with or without special glasses.

3D content can be viewed, and on a huge scale, on any of the increasing number of large screen 3D TVs by using the sets’ supplied glasses.

Alternatively consumers can also view stunning 3D images and video without glasses through the camera’s built-in 3.5inch LCD display or via the optional 8” 3D digital viewer/photoframe. Images can also be made into special ‘lenticular’ prints – via a unique printing process which will shortly be available in the UK for the first time and in a range of sizes up to 9”x6”.

Owners of 3D TVs can also rest assured that the FinePix W3 will show their new screen at its very best, thanks to the unique 3D HD video recording and a parallax control function which helps to remove crosstalk problems by allowing 3D fine tuning, even after the images have been taken.”