Fuji 3D Camera Priced at $600, Coming in September

Written by Eric Reagan on July 13th, 2009 | 2 Comments


Fuji 3D Camera

Fuji is right on schedule for the release of its dual-lens 3D camera in September, which won’t require special glasses to “get” the 3D effect.  Time got some hands-on experience with a prototype of the new shooter and, overall, it looks pretty impressive.  One of the other interesting tidbits, is that Fuji is planning on launching a print service in order to make the special 3D prints available.  Again, no 3D glasses required.

Time also got word that the camera’s price should come in “around $600″ with the aforementioned 3D prints at $5 or less.  3D cameras have been tried before; however, the technological hurdles have never been as low as now.  Fuji could really be onto something here and we could be looking at the tip of a very large iceberg.

[Time via Engadget]



2 Responses to “Fuji 3D Camera Priced at $600, Coming in September”

  1. Earthen

    Can’t wait to see the reviews on this one.

  2. Damien Labonte

    Drooooooooooooooooool

    Must Will Have. Looks awesome too, looking forward to losing the hassle of trying to take 3D pics with a single lens! September is my birthday too so the wife cant say no!

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