JVC today claimed a milestone as the first to ship a camcorder for the mainstream with 3D in HD. The GZ-TD1 should be in stores now and should cost $1,699.95 for its 1080i 3D shooting. The camera comes with 64GB of flash storage built-in and an SDXC slot for more.
The camera uses two 3.3-megapixel CMOS sensors to create a stereoscopic effect for its 3D and can also work in extra modes, including side-by-side 3D and regular 2D. Recording in the full HD mode limits the playback to those few devices that support the MVC format, but the side-by-side mode will work even on 2D Blu-ray players.
It promises relatively bright and sharp images through its dual 5X, f1.2 lenses/
Advantages
- 3D Full Recording of HD 1920×1080
- Advanced Image Stabilizer Works in 2D and 3D
- 5x Optical Zoom (3D) / 10x Optical Zoom (2D) / 200x Digital Zoom (2D)
- 3.5″ Glasses Free 3D Touch Panel LCD
- JVC 3D TWIN HD GT LENS
- 29.5mm Wide Angle
- Super LoLux with F1.2 Super Bright Lenses & Back-Illuminated CMOS Sensors
- 64GB built-in memory and Memory Card Slot for SD/SDXC/SDHC/SD
- 34Mbps(3D)/24Mbps (2D)High bit rate recording
- 3D SOUND (JVC’s BIPHONIC Technology)
Easy Operation & Convenience
- Seamless Recording
- Auto REC
- Time-Lapse REC
- Intelligent AUTO
- Face Sub-Window
- Smile Meter/Smile Shot
- Animation Effect
- HDMI® Output (Mini)
- Manual Lens Cover
- AV Output
- 3D SOUND (JVC’s BIPHONIC Technology)
- 2-Way Grip Belt
Easy Archiving & Sharing
- Everio MediaBrowser 3D (Windows)
- Easy Upload to YouTube / Facebook (HD Compatible)
- Direct DVD burning with SHARE STATION (optional, AVCHD mode)
