Panasonic presents 1st consumer 3D camera
- July 23rd, 2010
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UPDATE 7.28.10
Panasonic officially released details about their much-anticipated consumer-level 3D camcorder, the HDC-SDT750, in Tokyo today. MSRP $1400
The camera comes with a detachable 3D front lens that captures 3D video and images, viewable with a direct HDMI connection from the camcorder itself to a 3D TV or via a 3D-enabled Blu-ray player. It shoots in 960×1080 resolution, so can’t be called a full 3D HD camcorder, but its still impressive. Sound is recorded in 5.1 surround, via five separate microphones, and a 3″ touchscreen LCD allows good user control.
The camera sports a detachable large-diameter (46mm) F1.5*3 Leica Dicomar lens.
The release will excite 3D TV manufacturers, who will be hoping that user-generated footage will help bridge the substantial gap available 3D content.
The HDC-SDT750 will arrive on shelves in October, but a Japanese-only version, the TM750, which includes 96GB of internal memory but no 3D conversion lens, will be released on August 20.
Posted 7.23.10
After delivering the world’s first pro quality 3D HD camera earlier in the year, Panasonic have said they will unveil a new 3D camcorder in Tokyo next week.
Although details are still under wraps, the company has revealed that the successor to the AG-3DA1 will also feature a twin len assembly but at a much lesser cost than the not-insubstantial $21,000 price tag of the original.
Panasonic and other major consumer electronics makers have been pushing 3D televisions in the last few months as the first professional 3D content begins to appear on Blu-ray Disc and via television networks.
The next target for the companies is products that allow consumers to create their own 3D content, which means an affordable camcorder. Next week we will see what they have in store.
source: hdguru3D.com
