01
Mar

Vivitar offers low end 3D cameras

on Thursday, 01 March 2012 13:15. Posted in Still Cameras

Vivitar introduced recently the ViviCam 790HD (99.99£ in UK) camcorder and the ViviCam T135 still camera (79.99£ in UK).

If you make your very first steps into the world of 3D and are not bothered by quality concerns, this may be a solution. But it may be wise to borrow one for a week before spending any money because both these nicely colored cameras take red/cyan anaglyph pictures and videos only; it is impossible to get separate left+right images pair with them....

 

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28
Jan

Cyclopital 3D Wide Angle Lens for Fuji W3

on Saturday, 28 January 2012 13:07. Posted in Still Cameras

Cyclopital 3D ( Fort Collins, CO, USA) is selling an optical add-on giving your Fuji W1 or W2 stereoscopic still  camera a doubled field of view.

Wider angle 3D photos are great when you can't back up enough to get everyone or everything in the picture or you can also leave it on all the time to capture more of every scene you photograph. The results you can achieve with this adapter can be amazing 3D photos! Expand your photographic capabilites now! 

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31
Jul

SVP DC-3D-80 3D digital camera

on Sunday, 31 July 2011 01:00. Posted in Still Cameras

The SVP DC-3D-80 3D digital camera has a 2.8" autostereoscopic display in the back and is available now on amazon for under 150$/

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09
Nov

LUMIX 3D1

on Wednesday, 09 November 2011 12:49. Posted in Still Cameras

Panasonic has now launched its own twin-lens 3D camera. The 3D1 shoots stereoscopic 3D stills and videos. However, its lack of 3D display is a minus as is its price of 449µ in the UK (specially if compared to the Fuji W3 you can have between 200 and 300£). The Lumix 3D1 should be available in December 2011.

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15
Mar

Nikon and Canon factories closed due to earthquake

on Tuesday, 15 March 2011 21:03. Posted in Still Cameras

Nikon has shut down its production facilities in northern Japan, including the factory that makes flagship DSLR cameras such as the D700, following the earthquake and tsunami disaster. Canon today said that, at plants where operations 'may be suspended for one month or more', it will seek to make use of alternative sites that escaped damage, in order to maintain production.

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