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Panasonic teases 3D camcorder on its own site
Panasonic’s plans to unveil a 3D camcorder appear to have been confirmed this weekend as Panasonic has posted a placeholder for the device itself. The HDC-SDT750 resembles a traditional camcorder but has a special conversion mount to introduce stereoscopic 3D. It should capture in 1080p AVCHD (H.264) at 60FPS, although the frame rate implies it might drop to 30FPS for 3D.
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The SDT750K should be made public sometime this week, but the camera isn’t likely to ship until some weeks later and will only come in black. A fast image processor and the 3D lens kit will likely put the price at a significant premium above a 2D equivalent.
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