These days, quite a few compact cameras take 3D photos, but the Fujifilm FinePix Real 3D W3 ($500 as of 3/14/2011) is the most full-featured of the

Shoots good-looking 3D video and images; Glasses-free 3D display with parallax adjustments; Unique modes for 3D and 2D capture; Shows realistic 3D

Expensive; Advanced 3D modes take some trial and error; 3D LCD has sweet spots and can

The FujiFilm FinePix Real 3D W3 features terrific advanced 2D options but hit-or-miss 3D effects leave us wanting more.

Very nice auto stereoscopic display; Twin CCDs; two lenses; For adventurous shutterbugs; Terrific Advanced 2D options

Expensive; No stabilization or AF assist lamp; No zoom with 3D video

The Fujifilm W3 is the second-generation 3D digital compact camera makes the world of digital 3D photography even more real

3.5in LCD screen; vast improvement over W1; realistic 3D images

Holding-position; physical size; HD video quality

Fujifilm digital cameras have rocked the point and shoot camera industry for years. So you can imagine how excited we were to hear about their latest and greatest 3D camera , the Fujifilm FinePix Real 3D W3.

You can preview 3D content directly on the camera

With only 10 megapixels; the W3 falls somewhat short of its competitors

The Fujifilm FinePix Real 3D W3 is a great 3D camera if you want to be able to film 3D content, but unless everything in your house is 3D or you want to store photos and videos of your children in 3D for when they grow up, it's not really worth paying the $600 asking price, especially since newer...

Surrounded by 3DTVs and reconstructed skeletons of prehistoric creatures at New York's Museum of Natural History, last night we spent some hands-on time with Fujifilm's latest 3D compact.

S tuff says ★★★★★ Superb 3D images and now easily hooked up to your shiny new 3DTV

The Fujifilm FinePix Real 3D W3 shoots 3D images and pictures which can be viewed on the cameras screen. Daniel Bell reviews.

Don't need a 3D TV to view 3D pictures and videos; Metal body; 3D images look good on the screen; Good colour reproduction

Lens isn't particularly wide; Limited zoom range; Noisy images at ISO 800 and ISO 1600

Just over a year after releasing the first genuinely stereoscopic 3D compact camera, Fujifilm is back with an updated and visibly more mature version of its concept camera.

Shoots genuine stereoscoic pictures instantly (videos too; 3D picture quality; 3D photos can be viewed on screen with no special glasses required; Autofocus generally responsive

A heavy; bulky camera; Lenticular LCD can be tiring on the eyes; Handling could be better; No optical zoom in 3D video mode; No real wide angle; battery life rather short

It's been over a year since Fujifilm released its first 3D camera, the Real 3D W1, which was revolutionary. For the first time the consumer could take 3D pictures easily using a fairly portable camera.