Discount Fujifilm FinePix Real 3D W3 Digital Camera Case Point & Shoot

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This case doesn't really seem to be made for a Fujifilm FinePix. I think it's more of a generic camera case designed to fit most digital cameras and much too big for the FinePix. One of the great qualities of the FinePix is its portability, but this (relatively) bulky case completely takes away that benefit.

Plus, the strap that comes with this camera case is HUGE!!!!

All-in-all, I would recommend you get a different case if you have the Fujifilm FinePix.

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I was pleasantly surprised by this camera "bag". It is smaller than it appears in the photos and is really just the right size for the camera without adding a bunch of bulk. Of course the delivery, like usual with Amazon, was great. The bag is study and durible.

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I dithered for some time before ordering this camera, not being sure if it would create true 3D images. I've always been fascinated by lenticular prints, and thought this might do the trick. With a vacation to the west and some of the great national parks coming up, I decided to order it -and I've been having a great time with it ever since. It takes a bit of practice to find what will make a good 3D shot, but once you learn to see them taking the shot is a breeze.

While I see the 3D effect on the camera back very clearly, my wife and son have a harder time of it. I suspect their eyes are set a bit wider and so the images don't align properly on the screen for them to easily see. The camera has an adjustment to tweak the viewing alignment which should help with that.

The 3D images are saved as .MPO files which can be viewed and processed as 3D images. This camera also saves a regular (flat) JPG of one of the pairs of images, which allows you to save your shots to iPhoto and share with friends.

It has plenty of settings for different lighting conditions, and two settings where you can set your favorites (I've set one up for portraits and the other for landscapes) for quick access. You can also adjust aspect ratio from 16:9 (its default) to 4:3 or 3:2 which can help with the image composition.

When I'm back from vacation I'll send off for some lenticular prints. Can't wait!