If 3D imagery is not for you then you really would benefit from a specific 2D camera, although if it is then the Fujifilm W3 is really the only 3D camera out there that offers you the ability to review your images straight away on the back of the camera, minus the glasses!

Leading the way in the 3D revolution, Fuji has introduced the REAL 3D W3 point-n-shoot digicam. Sporting 2, 10-Megapixel CCD imaging sensors and 3x optical zoom lenses, Fuji's new REAL PHOTO Processor 3DHD and all of the other common features found on a Fuji Finepix camera, you will soon discover...

3D image and video capture; Amazing LCD screen; Excellent 2D shooting performance; Advanced 2D shooting modes are fun and useful; A great tool for creativity and fun; HDMI out for HD and 3D videos (cable is optional

Slow camera performance in 3D mode; Overall image quality is only descent; Poor battery life; Not enough ways to view 3D images (yet

a very cool camera for 3D freaks low qualities, slow, not flexible with commands i always wondered with all the new 3D tv's , where is fuji with newer and better cameras

Fujifilm's W3 has two lenses for shooting true 3D images and a massive 3.5-inch lenticular screen that allows for viewing in 3D without the need for glasses. But just how good is it?

3D fun; massive 3.5-inch 16:9 LCD screen

3D not for everyone; close-focus distance; expensive; current expense of 3DTV; poor video quality

Unique and largely effective solution best utilised in tandem with a 3D TV, although the hugely impressive 3.5-inch screen provides an able alternative, no glasses required

As it's name suggests, the Fujifilm FinePix Real 3D W3 camera can shoot high-resolution 3D photos and movies in 3D HD at 720p. You can then view the 3D images on the 3.5 inch LCD screen without the need to wear any special 3D glasses.

Superb 3D images and now easily hooked up to your shiny new 3DTV

Several compact cameras take 3D photos, but the Fujifilm FinePix Real 3D W3 is the most full-featured of the pack.

The home entertainment industry's fervent excitement for 3D seems to have outpaced the public's appetite for it. Given this, the reactions the Fujifilm W3 camera evoked in the people we showed it to were remarkable: confused disbelief, giddy delight, a few nonplussed shrugs (not everyone can see 3D...

I bought the camera to make the most of my 3D tv, although the camera's lenticular screen is just as effective for displaying 3D images. Incredible sense of depth in both 3D still photos and 3D video, however the zoom is a little dissapointing.