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Description:
Sony's HDR-TD10 Full HD 3D Camcorder brings the excitement of 3D to your home videos. Capture eye-popping memories that will blow your friends and family away when viewed on your 3D HDTV or the generous 3.5-inch LCD, which requires no special glasses. Of course, those 3D movies can be viewed in 2D and the camera can capture straight 2D movies and digital stills to its 64GB flash memory as well.
Quick Glance
Recording Media: Flash Memory, Memory Card
LCD Screen Size: 3.5 in
Video Resolution: 1920 x 1080
Camcorder Type: Palm Held Camcorder
Image Stabilization: Optical
Optical Zoom: 10
Weight: 26.08
Summary
Product Title: Sony HDR-TD10 64 GB Flash Memory 3D HD Camcorder
Manufacturer: Sony
Power Score: 4.1 | 4 Reviews
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Product Reviews (4)
Sony HDR-TD10 3D Camcorder
Fun, easy and effective 3D video with the option of 2D video at any phase makes the TD10 an excellent choice for bringing depth to your scenes.
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By videomaker.com - Jan 1, 2012
Sony HDR-TD10
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By testseek.com - Aug 23, 2011
The Sony Handycam HDR-TD10 is a...
The Sony Handycam HDR-TD10 is a flagship 3D camcorder released in 2011 and described as the “world’s first Double Full HD” camcorder. It features two Sony G lenses, two Exmor R CMOS image sensors, and two BIONZ image processors. This combination allows users to record 3D content at full 1080p high-definition, and then view it with 3D active glasses on a 3D HDTV. Mind you, the...
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By productwiki.com - Jul 11, 2011
Sony HDR-TD10 First Look Review
Announced at the January 2011 Consumer Electronics Show, Sony’s $1500 HD 3D camera, the HDR-TD10, is probably one of the more highly-anticipated 3D products to come out of that show. As of mid-April, the handycam hadn’t yet hit the store shelves but I was among a handful of journalists who recently spent time shooting with the camera. I admit I’ve been skeptical about the readiness, on a...
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By photo.net - Apr 18, 2011