uhhh..how does a 3d camera work?

Qarik

http://www.dpreview.com/news/0907/09072206fujifilmw1.asp

ziggy53

I had noticed that but I can't really recommend the technology because it appears to use a specialized monitor (a separate and additional purchase.) I suggest this is currently a highly specialized application.

When they (Fuji) complete their printing process, creating stand alone prints, it will probably go more mainstream.

Anyway, good catch and I do like 3-D photographic technology.

Qarik

ziggy53 wrote:

I had noticed that but I can't really recommend the technology because it appears to use a specialized monitor (a separate and additional purchase.) I suggest this is currently a highly specialized application.

When they (Fuji) complete their printing process, creating stand alone prints, it will probably go more mainstream.

Anyway, good catch and I do like 3-D photographic technology.

a new monitor? or maybe it's just new software and we just have to wear 3-d glasses to edit our photos lol. It sounds very gimmicky but we will see how prints turn out I guess.

jogle

I've got one of the loreo lenses for my SLR http://www.loreo.com/ and it puts the two images side by side on the one frame.

This camera could be combining them into one frame, saving 2 individual photos or could even be adding more channels to the photo. I'm thinking about getting one when they come out here to have a play with.

jogle

You can always use a viewer like this where you print out a normal 6x4 and slot it in to the viewer.

http://www.loreo.com/pages/products/loreo_photokit_mkii_deluxe_viewer_darkgrey_photo.html

Qarik

jogle wrote:

You can always use a viewer like this where you print out a normal 6x4 and slot it in to the viewer.

http://www.loreo.com/pages/products/loreo_photokit_mkii_deluxe_viewer_darkgrey_photo.html

Well I believe the whole point is to avoid such a viewer!

jogle

you can always hold it 3 foot from your face and cross your eyes.