This is indeed a wonderful camera for serious enthusiasts and collectors - it is easy to use and massive amount of fun. However you really need to be in love with this to devote time, research and (main part) find resources to use results (e.g.

I bought this camera to replace one I already had that developed a cracked lens. If you havent done 3-D images before you find this to be a bit of a steep learning curve. Both images and video have quirks on some displays/tv's that you need to adjust for.

My counter is up to over 6500 pictures. Shoots flawlessly. My composition often needs help, but the camera does well. Watch scenic backgrounds. Often the sky is blown out when the land is exposed properly. All point and shoots tend to do this.

Point and Shoot Excellent 3D Good number of Presets Screen shows 3D immediately Shutter Synchronization perfect; catches falling drops of water perfectly Multiple 2D or 3D modes Gret depth of field 3X Optical Zoom Small; pocket sized Lens protector slides over both lenses at same time

Point and Shoot, so lacks DSLR controls Must allow BOTH lenses to focus, sometimes, left is a bit slower and out of focus (not often, but happens when in a hurry) Fuji software lacks features, try free Stereo Photo Maker instead; Can be slow to save files to memory.

Exactly what is says on the box - 3D camera. Probably the best in the market and not too expensive either. If you have a 3D to, then your pictures can be seen in excellent quality. Also makes a decent'ish' normal camera.

If you've just bought a snazzy new 3D HDTV, one of your first questions will probably be, "What can I watch on this set?" You can shoot your own 3D content - and you don't have to spend a fortune to do so.

Supplier service is excellent. Camera reached in perfect condition at my home within one week in Canada. Camera is the only one in world which have 3d screen to see without glasses. Every traveller should have one. Thanks to supplier for being honest

Bought this in March 2011. Some people can't stand looking at the 3D on the camera's screen but those who can are amazed. Looked at buying Fuji's 3D photoframe, but expensive compared to a 3D TV. Bought 3D Samsung D6100 TV instead. 3D and 2D material brilliant when linking camera to TV using HDMI.

The $499.95 Fujifilm Finepix Real 3D W3 is a true 3D camera-it packs two lenses and two image sensors into a pocket-friendly build. The W3 snaps large 10-megapixel 3D images, and shoots 3D video in 720p24 high-definition that you can view in 3D on the camera's LCD, or on a 3D HDTV or a 3D-enabled...

Captures 10-megapixel 3D photos and high-definition video in 3D; Large, 3.5-inch LCD produces 3D images without glasses; Unique 2D shooting modes; Pocketable build; Simple operation

Not every shot results in an eye-popping 3D image.3D LCD doesn't require glasses; but can look blurry unless you view from the right angle

The audacious design Fuji produced to create its first 3D digital cameras is embodied in the W3. Two optical path, two sensors and some powerful processing come together to form what is an undeniably capable 3D product.

Natural 3D imagery; Direct 3D Viewing LCD; Automatic 3D focusing; Manual parallax control; 3D HD Video capability; Instant toggle between 3D and 2D modes; Modifiable parallax after capture; Dedicated movie mode; Good color accuracy; Excellent white-balance; Accurate autofocus; Good build quality,...

Lenses easily blocked; No direct EC button; No physical aperture; Difficultly framing; No close focusing in 3D; Reduced angle-of-view in 3D modes; Aspect ratio varies with parallax; Noise visible at all ISO; Smudges fine details; Strong corner softness; Distortion at wide-angle; Generally quite...

The Good Still the only real 3D camera on the market. Significant manual control over 2D and 3D. Glasses-free 3D viewing. Clever use of dual lenses for simultaneous shots. Reasonably good 720p video and stereo sound. Side-by-side capture of 2D with 3D.

Still the only real 3D camera on the market; Significant manual control over 2D and 3D; Glasses-free 3D viewing; Clever use of dual lenses for simultaneous shots; Reasonably good 720p video and stereo sound; Side-by-side capture of 2D with 3D

Lackluster image quality; leans to overexposed, soft images, Seeing 3D requires an expensive TV or desktop display, 3D formats don't work with Macs or most software, Too expensive compared to equivalent 2D cameras, Poor in low light