Sony's Cyber-shot DSC-TX9 3D digital camera provides what the company calls the world's smallest 3D camera, as it measures only 0.7 inches in thickness.
The TX9 captures 3D images with a single lens system that uses a "sweeping" motion. Images can be viewed on a 3D TV or on the camera's LCD ... at least when you shoot in the proper mode. Sony has included a 3.5-inch, touch-screen, high-resolution LCD with the TX9, on which you can simulate a 3D image by tilting the camera back and forth, when you shoot in the "Sweep Multi Angle" mode.
The TX9's other features include: 12.2 megapixels of resolution, full HD video, and a 4X optical zoom lens. Sony also has included a "Superior Auto" mode, where the camera attempts to decrease the amount of noise in the image as much as possible.
Look for the TX9 for sale now in dark gray and red body colors for about $400. (Compare Prices)
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