Fujifilm broke new ground with its FinePix W1 last year, which had everything you needed to capture 3D video in a point-and-shoot camera. Its follow-up model has just been announced FinePix W3, upgrades the experience to HD, while also providing an easy way to watch your 3D flicks on a big screen.
The FinePix W3 uses the same dual 10-megapixel image sensors of the previous version, but this time there's a new processor capable of rendering 3D videos in 720p. Both lenses work in sync to capture simultaneous images to produce the 3D effect, a system inherently superior to Sony's single-lens 3D point-and-shoots.
The camera's 3D Auto mode will automatically fine-tune the sense of depth (the "parallax"), though you can go manual if you want. Want to go back to 2D? Hit one button and you're flat — even while recording. |
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