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more about #3dcameras more comments → m4ximusprim3: The problem with this is that nobody can preview it over the internet without a lenticular screen- which nobody has. You'll pretty much only sell thro... more » LindsayJoy's MBP is into S+M: Sounds super, especially the "two-eyed shoot" but is there a list of specs that we can oggle at??? more » GitEmSteveDave_IsNotLarryGaga: Possibly a stupid question, but what happens if one of the lenses is dirty, and the other is clear? more » VeeDub: where are the test shots? when do we get to see what its capable of? more » qbrad: I think the "death stare" that the prototype had was really cool, in a creepy and off-putting kind of way. more » Xeno: Prepare yourself for a lot of very disturbing home nude photos. for every advance we also gain a horrible side affect. more » Sean Ong: I bought one of these for $15. But mine only came in red or bright orange. more » strider_mt2k: Soon to be a Pixar film. (thanks a bunch) more » Homerjay is utterly alone.: Listen, I'm still waiting on the feet I ordered from Jody Price for that Egg Magic thing he was pushing back in the 80's. I won't be falling for any m... more » henrybear: You've gotta love Vincent Price. Btw, I swear I saw Adam on the B train yesterday around 1:45pm...or at least I thought it was him, looked awfully lik... more » Curves: A testament to how good an actor that he really was, is the reaction I had when I first saw his face on the page. I got a cold chill. more » madog: Darkness falls across the landThe midnight hour is close at handCreatures crawl in search of bloodTo terrorize y'awl's neighborhoodAnd whosoever shall... more » Daniel Grinton: SIX! FIFTEEN! TWENTY-TWO! HIKE! more » Herman: That document looks spectacularly unprofessional. I agree with markarian on the lenses, how can they possibly beat decades of experience from other co... more » weatherman: This upper echelon of the DSLR/video hardware market is something I know nothing about, but this seems to make a lot of sense; a system that is config... more » -
#3d
Sony Announces Development of High Frame Rate, Single Lens 3D Camera
Why use two lenses when one is better? Sony's announced that they're developing a single lens 3D camera with a frame rate of 240fps and none (ok, ok: less) of those freaky misalignments 3D cameras can have. More » -
#fujifilm
Fuji Finepix Real 3D W1 Tested, Declared "Coolest Camera of the Year"
Just before everyone got completely tired of just talking about how weird-looking Fuji's grin-faced, two-eyed 3D point-and-shoot is, some news: It does work, and it's extremely cool. This according to the Brits at Stuff, who've actually got one. More » -
#fujifilm
Smiley Fujifilm 3D Point-and-Shoot Camera Does Video, Laughs at Your Stupid Glasses
Fuji's two-eyed 3D consumer camera grinned its way into our lives last week, but Time spared us the details. Now, a proper announcement: the FinePix Real 3D W1 camera shoots 3D stills and video, which can be viewed without glasses. More » -
#cameras
Fuji's 3D Point-and-Shoot Due in September for $600, Features Unnerving Smiley Face
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. More » -
#retromodo
Vincent Price Promises 3D Pictures That Are 'Three Times as Thrilling'
Is there anything better than watching Vincent Price try to sell an insanely complicated 3D camera as simple? No, no there isn't. More » -
#red
RED Unloads Modular Cameras, a DSLR, 3D and 28k
Rumors of a RED DSLR had been confirmed a long time ago, but what of the Scarlet and EPIC übercamcorders? On the REDUser forums, RED CEO Jim Jannard has explained it all: Scarlet and EPIC are the DSLR — all cameras are "part of the same DSMC system", so each and every camera will be part of a modular, build-your-own, still and video product line based on the Scarlet and EPIC 'Brains'. To do this, RED has furnished an insanely diverse new collection of components, with sensors ranging from the $2500 3k Scarlet to the $55,000, 28k EPIC 617 Mysterium Monstro. More »
