Digital Cameras

The famous Japanese company Fujifilm recently presented its handy digital camera that one can use to make 3D pictures and movie clips and watch them without wearing any special glasses.

The Japanese company called its device FinePix REAL 3D W1. It includes a revolutionary system that features two lenses. According to the company, the images from the two lenses mix to create a 3D image of video.

Recently Sony presented its amazing 10.1 megapixel camera. The device is really great no only because it was created by Sony but also because it can be directly connected to the Internet without any aid from a computer of a mobile phone.

While at hone you simply plug your Internet connection into Sony's DSC-G3 Cybershot, while on the road you can use the AT&T WiFi or any other WiFi spot to open your Sony home page. After logging in you are free to send your images and/or videos to one or a number of different website, including YouTube, Picasa Web Albums, Photobucket, Shutterfly and DailyMotion. You may also consider sending note to your friends, letting them know that you have uploaded new stuff.

The first device from Panasonic was developed for those whose love to experience extreme conditions and enjoy recording on video during a rough trip. The new compact camcorder from Panasonic is called SDR-SW21. Its most impressive advantages are: it's dustproof; it's waterproof (up to 6.5 feet) in fresh and salt water; it's shockproof (it will work perfectly if you accidentally drop it from a 4-foot height).

Panasonic SDR-SW21 can record to SD/SDHC Memory Cards. It also features a 0.6 second quick start. The company will release its new gadget in April 2009 and its price is expected to be 0.

The majority of the company's budget-friendly Coolpix digital cameras have stop-motion function. You have to activate it just once, and the camera overlays dim versions of the previous pictures on the LCD preview.