On 1st April, Sony released a new water-proof/dust proof/shock resistant 3D EXR, HDR....etc. camera TX10 with a F3.5-4.6 (25-100mm on 35mm) lens on a 16.8m pixel cmos. On the left it is a 3D photo testing without any post-fix up. Note my room has 2 x 7w energy saving light bulbs (right side is on some light from the kitchen). It came out pretty nice and the noise control is good too. This year many new models came up with a kind of a jig jaw light sensor. Hesitant to get this new camera but my curiosity took over. Need to have some more field test. In the first trial, it is quite impressive. Back to the 3D, it's hard to have it be embodied on a 2D photo, but some layers can be noticed on the photo. There is also a 3D movie recording but needs to watched on a 3D TV set. Probably I need to get a 3D monitor to see more. :)
Friday, April 15, 2011
3D photo by Sony TX10 DC
On 1st April, Sony released a new water-proof/dust proof/shock resistant 3D EXR, HDR....etc. camera TX10 with a F3.5-4.6 (25-100mm on 35mm) lens on a 16.8m pixel cmos. On the left it is a 3D photo testing without any post-fix up. Note my room has 2 x 7w energy saving light bulbs (right side is on some light from the kitchen). It came out pretty nice and the noise control is good too. This year many new models came up with a kind of a jig jaw light sensor. Hesitant to get this new camera but my curiosity took over. Need to have some more field test. In the first trial, it is quite impressive. Back to the 3D, it's hard to have it be embodied on a 2D photo, but some layers can be noticed on the photo. There is also a 3D movie recording but needs to watched on a 3D TV set. Probably I need to get a 3D monitor to see more. :)
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