No, seriously, once you notice this Fuji's lopsided, goofy grin, you just can't unsee it. It beats the concept version's terrifying death stare, I guess. Anyway: the dual-lensed FinePix Real 3D will land stateside in September, for $600. Sort of.

Why the qualification? Because the $600 camera is just part of a new ecosystem, including special plastic-lens-coated 3D prints (expensive!) and an eight-inch 3D-enabled photo frame (also expensive!). It'll work as a regular 10-megapixel camera as well, though $600 prices it well out of the "why not" range, especially when compared to the bevy of solid cameras available for much, much less. [Time via Digicam Review]

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