Panasonic has recently launched a consumer camcorder that enables you to capture video in 3D. But you still will need glasses, and 3-D TV, to view your video in three dimensions.Panasonic HDC SDT750, camcorder worth $ 1.400 will be available in October, is one of the first camcorder to allow consumers to take the video home with 3-dimensional effect without the aid of computer technology.
While viewing your record will result in the area have brought into the James Cameron. using 3-D conversion lens which shot right eye and left together through the lens will create a 3D effect.Stereoscopic video can be seen in 3D, with resolution tops out at 960 x 1080 pixels. Remove the conversion lens 3-D, however, and SDT750 can shoot 2-D video at 1080p resolution in AVCHD format. This camcorder employs 3MOS sensor. Panasonic says to create a rich color quality by separating the information light into red, green and blue, and then processing each color separately.
You will definitely feel the fantasy of the common area when he saw the tape that produced by the following camcorders Camcorders specifications of the three dimensions
Specification of the lens is f/1.5 to f/2.8 Leica lens Dicomar with has the ability to 12X optical zoom, slightly shorter than the other Panasonic camcorders. Other features include 5.1-channel system for recording audio, the LCD 3-inch touch screen, intelligent auto mode hybrid system and revamped optical image-stabilization that can prevent blurred images due to shake hands.
for more accurate and complete information about camcorders 3-Dimensional, please you visit the official website of Panasonic