Panasonic Corp developed a 2.1-Mpixel CMOS image sensor for camera systems capable of taking 3D movie with a single lens and announced it at ISSCC 2013 thesis number: 27.8.Traditionally, two lenses and two CMOS sensors are required to take 3D video. But Panasonic enabled to do it with a single lens and a CMOS image sensor.
via Panasonics CMOS Sensor Enables to Take 3D Video With Single Lens — Tech-On!.
Joutec Company Limited showed off this small 3D camera that links over Wi-Fi to your smart phone, providing true stereoscopic 3D capability for smart phones.
This really works too! And when available, it will be very inexpensive.
And I know its durable because I clumsily dropped it on the floor and it kept on working great!
Samsung makes some amazing cameras – most impressive to me is their ease of use and the superb readability of their camera manuals.
Live 3D camera view from the NX300 at the Samsung booth at the 2013 CES.
Some explanation of what this is
Close up of the NX 300 camera.
It means the sensors are one full f-stop more sensitive: Panasonic Develops Technology for Highly Sensitive Image Sensors Using Micro Color Splitters | Headquarters News | Panasonic Global.
Which means shooting at ISO 400 what now requires ISO 800, or shooting at 1/60th of a second what now requires shooting at 1/30th of a second.
8mm Film Look from Kodak Playsport Footage – YouTube.
This does an amazing job of converting HD into crappy old 8mm film look. But why? At least they didn’t start with Canon 5D Mark III video footage and turn it into crappy old movie look!
