Friday, August 27, 2010
Enter the 3D camcorder
HOKKAIDO: Panasonic has unveiled the world's first consumer 3D camcorder, the HDC-SDT750, at a press event in Japan.
The camcorder, when attached with a special 3D conversion lens, is capable of shooting amazing true-to-life 3D videos.
The 3D attachment uses two lenses to capture two images simultaneously - just like the human eyes - to form a 3D video.
The HDC-SDT750 records video in full 1080p resolution in AVCHD format with 5.1-channel audio.
The camcorder is also capable of taking still pictures and features Intelligent Auto mode, face detection and Hybrid OIS shake reduction system.
For editing the 3D videos, the camcorder comes with HD Writer AE 2.6T application which allows users to splice together videos and save them on a PC or burn them onto a Blu-ray or DVD disc.
Users can watch their 3D movies on a 3D capable TV such as the Panasonic Viera Full HD 3D TVs by hooking up the camcorder via a HDMI cable.
The camcorder uses a 3MOS system with improved noise reduction and manual ring for full control of the camcorder's zoom, focus and shutter speed.
It also has a large 3in touchscreen for easily accessing the camcorder's functions.
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