The $499.95 Fujifilm Finepix Real 3D W3 is a true 3D camera—it packs two lenses and two image sensors into a pocket-friendly build. The W3 snaps large 10-megapixel 3D images, and shoots 3D video in ...

It's been just over a year since Fujifilm went three dimensional with the release of its FinePix Real 3D camera, the W1. Now the company has announced its second 3D compact camera, the Finepix REAL 3D ...

3D cameras haven’t really caught on yet for a number of reasons, but nobody told Fujifilm; they’re going right ahead with a new version of the W1, their 3D point-and-shoot from last year. The new one ...

Fujifilm’s first splash into pocketable 3D picture making, the W1, was beset by complicated controls and general first-generation awkwardness. With its successor, the W3, Fujifilm has lessened but not ...

The Fujifilm W3 lets users take 3D snaps thanks to its two 10 megapixel sensors on the front, and then view those images in 3D on the back without using glasses, thanks to a 3.5-inch lenticular screen ...

If at first you don’t succeed, try, try, try again. Or something like that. Following up on last year’s first-ever stereoscopic 3D camera, Fujifilm has announced the second-generation FinePix Real 3D ...

Fujifilm has added a new compact camera to its range with the launch of the FinePix W3. The Fujifilm FinePix W3 is capable of taking 3D pictures and video, and this new model can now capture HD video ...

Ever wanted to win one of those Fujifilm 3D cameras, the W3 3D? You know where this is going: Fujifilm has a little Twitter contest going on right now (it runs through the end of the month), and if ...

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FujiFilm today announced the FinePix REAL 3D W3 digital camera. The FinePix REAL 3D W3 steps it up from its predecessor (3D W1) with the ability to shoot high-resolution 3D photos and movies in 3D HD ...

If you’ve just bought yourself a 3D TV, you may be starting to wonder why you bothered. Though content is beginning to trickle in, there still isn’t very much 3D television programming to watch out ...