Excerpt: It has been less than six months since the first 3D TVs entered our homes and just a year since we first marvelled at what 3D effects James Cameron could create with two
Excerpt: The Panasonic HDC-SDT750 is the world's first consumer-targeted 3D camcorder, following in the footsteps of the professional-level Panasonic AG-3DA1E .
Conclusion: At £1,200 it’s ludicrously priced, but it’s the first of its type, so if you really want to shoot in 3D you’ve little choice than to pay up.
Summary: The Panasonic HDC-SDT750 is an excellent 2D camcorder, with a host of useful, creative features -- most of which are lost when you opt to film in 3D.
Pros: Excellent image quality in 2D, Great handling and design, Good results from the 3D conversion lens
Cons: Zoom and other niceties are sacrificed when shooting in 3D mode, Audio suffers in 3D mode
Summary: Equally great 2D recording can be found for less money but if good quality 3D appeals to you then the HDC-SDT750 from Panasonic is certainly worth a look-see.
Pros: 3MOS imaging produces high quality 2D images, 12x optical zoom, Pristine images at 1080/60p, Produces very acceptable 3D video
[Review] Panasonic HDC-TM750/SDT750, the First Consumer 3D Camera.
Akihabara News
7 October 2010
Summary: A really powerful and capable 2D video camera with many nice little features, the TM750/SDT750 Camcorders however does not deliver the “Magic” we would expect once its 3D