In the wake of the first 3D camera developed by Fujifilm (FinePix W1), it has developed and marketed a new 3D model. We are talking about the Fujifilm FinePix Real 3D W3 . Given the limited success of W1, Fujifilm ensures that the first true 3D camera in the world is the FinePix Real 3D W3 .

HDMI output, LCD size; Pictures in 3D

Price; Battery Pack; Optical Zoom

This is the first 3D product that I've seen that really lives up to the hype, right out of the box. The slide down cover is smooth and gives it a great appeal, and it's just as small as any other point and shoot digital model.

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

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

This employs an array of microscopic convex lenses in the screen's faceplate to create a binocular parallax effect while also reducing cross-talk (a.k.a. a double image) and also on-screen flickering.

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

To make a 3D images, the camera takes one image from both the left and right lenses, and then combines them.

Take photos and videos in 3D; Playback on a glasses-less 3D screen on the back of the camera; Can be used in 2D mode; Each lens can take a different photo

Chunky; Image quality is pretty mediocre; Too much depth doesn't work in images; One mode (SP1) reduces the images to 2 megapixels; Included Fujifilm software doesn't see 3D files

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

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...

The Fujifilm FinePix Real 3D W3 is the only big-name 3D still camera with two lenses and sensors, meaning that it can shoot 3D video as well as still photos; and while other 3D-capable cameras on the market from Sony, Panasonic, and Olympus treat 3D shooting as an additional scene mode, the 3D...