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Fujifilm has a digital camera in 3D
Taking into account the number of 3D movies in theaters this summer, and those coming this holiday, one can not but wonder whether we are entering an era in 3D that will not end as abruptly as it did in the fifties.
Fujifilm has announced it is putting a camera that can take 3D images. At first I thought it was a camera that could produce that prints in 3D with a few drinks, but apparently I was wrong.
According to my source, "to see images in 3D, users can put in a special 3D digital photo frame or print with a special printing process that does not need 3D glasses to see."
You can accomplish this amazing feat by using twice as much space as lenses like human eyes. This technology is not cheap, as this 10 Megapixel camera is priced at $ 600. The digital photo frame for this camera is about $ 200.
Here is the real football. These three dimensions are printed in a record $ 5 each. That’s probably too expensive for the average consumer, but if someone wants a 3-D image of themselves, this camera Fujifilm good as it could be a carnival joke or something.
As I recall, I remember seeing a TV commercial in the eighties that included a camera that can take pictures in 3-D. I do not remember the company that did, but obviously not in the catch. Moreover, I recall a number of 3D movies in the early eighties, and died quickly outdated.
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