With 3D TV technology still budding, who could have guessed that the release of the JVC GS-TD-1 Everio Camcorder would come so soon? The number of people with three-dimensional televisions is still quite small, but perhaps sales of the two gadgets will rise hand-in-hand as regular people acquire the ability to shoot such complex visual videos.
The video camera itself looks as one might expect, with its most alien characteristics in the form of two lenses. It comes with a 3.5-inch display screen, 64GB of built-in memory alone, and a 34Mbps recording rate for 3D filming.
The JVC GS-TD-1 Everio video camera's other hi-tech features include 5x optical zoom for three dimensions, and a whopping 200x for 2D digital. Home movies will soon literally look like just yesterday.
Photo Credits: JVC Everio 3D
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- 3D Filmmaking
- The rise of 3D technology presents an opportunity for cameras and editing software that focus on 3D filmmaking.
- Hybrid Recording
- Cameras with the ability to record in both 2D and 3D formats provide an opportunity for hybrid filmmakers looking to experiment with new media.
- Virtual Meetings
- The ability to capture high-quality 3D footage could present new opportunities for remote collaboration and virtual meetings.
Where This Applies
- Consumer Electronics
- The development of new 3D camera technology and 3D televisions will continue to drive growth in the consumer electronics industry.
- Film Production
- The rise of 3D technology presents new opportunities for filmmakers to experiment with new techniques and formats.
- Video Conferencing
- The ability to capture high-quality 3D footage could provide new opportunities for video conferencing and collaboration tools.
