Type of the 3D glasses I have ordered recently a 3D Fuji camera, model " FinePix-Real-3D-W3",,,,, I need advice regarding the type of the 3D glasses I should have to see the recorded movie on my normal LCD Samsung screen.I have noticed that there are many models of the 3D glasses in the market, and I became confused which one to buy especially there are big price differences between these models , some starts from about 2.0 $ only, others exceeds 100 $,, !!! Does this depend on the recording format of the camera itself ?,,,, or there is something else that causes this wide range of price difference ?Should I get those of 2 $ only, and obtain the same result of the expensive one ? Thank you Type of the 3D glasses I have ordered recently a 3D Fuji camera, model " FinePix-Real-3D-W3",,,,, I need advice regarding the type of the 3D glasses I should have to see the recorded... » Read More Type of the 3D glasses I have ordered recently a 3D Fuji camera, model " FinePix-Real-3D-W3",,,,, I need advice regarding the type of the 3D glasses I should have to see the recorded movie on my normal LCD Samsung screen.I have noticed that there are many models of the 3D glasses in the market, and I became confused which one to buy especially there are big price differences between these models , some starts from about 2.0 $ only, others exceeds 100 $,, !!! Does this depend on the recording format of the camera itself ?,,,, or there is something else that causes this wide range of price difference ?Should I get those of 2 $ only, and obtain the same result of the expensive one ? Thank you « Show Less
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When you use the Fuji 3D W3 camera, you can see the 3D videos and images on the back of the camera displayed on the 3D LCD viewfinder. If you want to view on a 3D TV, then you can attach your camera to the 3D TV HDMI port using a mini-HDMI cable (ordered separately). You need to use the type of glasses designed to work with that TV. If your TV is not 3D then images and video files display only in 2D.
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Passive. This is the only kind of 3D I can watch. The active shutter glasses would make me nauseous and dizzy.Passive 3D is the best, in my opinion.
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I have not used the fuji fine pix but I have looked at the stats. The cameras are almost identical to include the same battery and sd card chamber and all the features. I have the wide angle version of the GE which makes it easier to take quick shots without having to back up to get everyone in. Since they are virtually the same camera, I suggest buying whatever one you can get for the best price.
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I have a 720 mju and I love it. I was also looking at the Pentax WP10... but I went with the 720mju for several reasons-There's a higher ISO sensativity.-Digital image stabilization(this feature is niiiice... no accidental blurry photos!)-Overall build quality. It just feels rock-solid which is good for me because I do lots of hiking/climbing and stuff. I know I'll manage to drop this thing on the ground eventually... the shock-proof feature is nice.I personally don't have a problem with the button sizing. It seems a bit small, but they're spaced far enough apart so you don't hit things accidently.Cheers. I have a 720 mju and I love it. I was also looking at the Pentax WP10... but I went with the 720mju for several reasons-There's a higher ISO sensativity.-Digital image stabilization(this feature is niiiice... no accidental blurry photos!)-Overall build quality. It just feels rock-solid which is good for me because I do lots of hiking/climbing and stuff. I know I'll manage to drop this thing on the ground eventually... the shock-proof feature is nice.I personally don't have a problem with the button sizing. It seems a bit small, but they're spaced far enough... » Read More I have a 720 mju and I love it. I was also looking at the Pentax WP10... but I went with the 720mju for several reasons-There's a higher ISO sensativity.-Digital image stabilization(this feature is niiiice... no accidental blurry photos!)-Overall build quality. It just feels rock-solid which is good for me because I do lots of hiking/climbing and stuff. I know I'll manage to drop this thing on the ground eventually... the shock-proof feature is nice.I personally don't have a problem with the button sizing. It seems a bit small, but they're spaced far enough apart so you don't hit things accidently.Cheers. « Show Less
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I've seen the W3000 side by side with XBR. I don't like the XBR. It makes movies look like stage shows. Very disconcerting if you like movies. The "3D" effect they talk about makes movies look like video -- if you know the distinction. (If you watch sports more than movies, you will probably like the XBR more.) I almost bought an XBR because "MotionFlow" sounded good... I was stunned when I saw them side by side. Also happy, because I'll save almost a grand by buying a 52W3000 rather than XBR! Do yourself a favor and find them in a store so you can look. Some people like the XBR 3D effect. I really don't.
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No, unfortunately, this doesn't come w/3D glasses. I ordered some of these Samsung glasses (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B007K9P7H0) and then the Panasonic glasses (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B007EHI1DK), both of which work fine, naturally, the more expensive of the two have additional "features" and are more comfortable. Viewing quality is very similar however.
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The V1 has a 3D resolution of 400 x 600 compared to the V3 that has 800 x 600. The specifications can be found on the FujiFilm Web site.
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Passive 3D is a plus, imo. Besides the lighter/cheaper/no-recharge glasses, the image is brighter. And it appears just as smooth/hi-res as the active 3D because each eye sees a picture 100% of the time and the eye interpolates, whereas shutter glasses have each eye closed half the time. No weird flickering or fatigue with the passive 3D,and (on my 42" Vizio) the 3D really pops and looks pretty nice.
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Guys, the glasses and TV's may be cheaper, but passive 3DTV's are at 540 resolution in 3D, compared to 1080 that active TV's offer. This is a huge difference that I was able to confirm myself by trying both at a Best Buy store. Remember that before making a decision.
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I wish I knew. I asked this of Fujifilm and got no reply in a month. I should have contacted the seller and demand to know before I bought (but didn't think of it). The printed manual is all in Japanese, but the camera menus are in English and the English manual is online. The camera is great, so far, producing fabulous shots with all the control I needed. Don't like having to remove the battery to recharge, fear something might break, but so far OK. Yes it ships immediately, but doesn't arrive for >week since it ships from Japan. Seems like these details should be required by Amazon before listing. I wish I knew. I asked this of Fujifilm and got no reply in a month. I should have contacted the seller and demand to know before I bought (but didn't think of it). The printed manual is all in Japanese, but the camera menus are in English and the English manual is online. The camera is great, so far, producing fabulous shots with all the control I needed. Don't like having to remove the battery to recharge, fear something might break, but so far OK. Yes it ships immediately, but doesn't arrive for >week since it ships from Japan. Seems like these details should be required by Amazon... » Read More I wish I knew. I asked this of Fujifilm and got no reply in a month. I should have contacted the seller and demand to know before I bought (but didn't think of it). The printed manual is all in Japanese, but the camera menus are in English and the English manual is online. The camera is great, so far, producing fabulous shots with all the control I needed. Don't like having to remove the battery to recharge, fear something might break, but so far OK. Yes it ships immediately, but doesn't arrive for >week since it ships from Japan. Seems like these details should be required by Amazon before listing. « Show Less
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It is an HD camcorder that produces very nice video and great still pictures as well. These things used to be pricier, but now it's easier to come across one at an affordable price. They have a cool feature: shooting 3D video. There's a special lens that attaches to the camera, and with compatible TV and glasses, you can enjoy the novelty feature. Camcorder uses SD cards, preferably Class 10. It has a touch screen that is pretty cool. If you're interested in the video quality, there are quite a few tests on YouTube. Have a great day!
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There are different manufacturers and each one makes them a little different. I ordered two different brands and can tell you that these particular ones were better. They worked great. The other brand I bought had more of a wrap around style and weren't nearly as good as these. I'm not sure what you're talking about when you say there are different photos. I did not see two different styles of glasses when I was on this screen.
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@ Ronnie Dale Frost: What do I think? I've already pre-ordered one! Yes, $5,200 is a bit steep, but I will sell my current D3 body (mint condition, should fetch $3,200 - $3,700) and use those proceeds to offset the purchase price. I want and need the extra 1-2 stops this new extended ISO range will provide. Regarding the 720P-only video, while the omission of 1080P seems both inexplicable and ridiculously short-sighted (given what is readily available elsewhere, and for far less money), it's not a dealbreaker for me--and that comment is all the more interesting when you factor in that I am an independent filmmaker. Nope, for filmmaking, I want a REAL video camera/camcorder, designed for filmmaking from top to bottom. The Canon 5D Mark II, for example--and despite that whole very impressive Laforet short--is NOT a camera I would even consider using for indie filmmaking.
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It uses Active 3d. Panasonic recommends Panasonic VIERA TY-ER3D4MU Active Shutter 3D Eyewear which is expensive. However Samsung SSG-4100GB and Samsung SSG-5100GB 3D Active Glasses are known to work well and are cheaper. But Panasonic VIERA TY-ER3D4MU has better 3d experience or that's how I felt . Hope this helps! I have a WT50 55".
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I have a 720 mju and I love it. I was also looking at the Pentax WP10... but I went with the 720mju for several reasons -There's a higher ISO sensativity. -Digital image stabilization(this feature is niiiice... no accidental blurry photos!) -Overall build quality. It just feels rock-solid which is good for me because I do lots of hiking/climbing and stuff. I know I'll manage to drop this thing on the ground eventually... the shock-proof feature is nice. I personally don't have a problem with the button sizing. It seems a bit small, but they're spaced far enough apart so you don't hit things accidently. Cheers.
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Perhaps it is the number of 3D glasses. I really can not find any another difference. I can say that I am very satisfied with my purchase. Hope this helps.
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I bought a comparable pair from eBay and it worked fine. However let me warn that 3d glass and movie might cause headache and it does not matter if it original or compatible 3d glass.