#Toshiba camileo z100 3d kamera mp4#
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However whilst the Z100 has a wider ia ( Z100 30mm, Bloggie 20mm ) the stereo window is set closer on the Bloggie which makes its 3D seem deeper as you appear to be looking through the screen. I didn't find the video much different from the video shot on my Bloggie.

That was the deal breaker so it went back for refund. This meant powering on, which is quick, but then switching modes, 2D to 3D, which is anything but quick. Every time I switched it to standby, by closing the LCD screen, and then switched it back on, it defaulted to 2D. I bought a Z100 direct from Toshiba, and I quite liked it, but it had one feature I just couldn't accept. Like I said cameras have quirks, I like the Z100 and I like the Bloggie but each has it's strengths and weaknesses. I sent it back to Sony for repair but they said it was functioning correctly.

My 3D Bloggie randomly freezes while taking stills, I have to wait about 30 or 45 seconds and then power it back on. I have never been to any of them before.Each camera has it's quirks, I don't really like that the Z100 defaults to 2D mode but it's easily fixed with a press of a button. All three shoots were new locations for me. Beyond the river, out of sight of this clip is a golf course. This shoot was a bit further downstream from the previous clips (I am not certain but I think it is about 1 km downstream) at James Gardens, which is a municipal park. I have recently posted two clips taken on the Coleman TrekHD at locations along the Humber River in Toronto. The camcorders were set up with the Coleman TrekHD CVW16HD-O on the Left and the Toshiba Camileo Z100 on the Right. I have not tried it, but it would be an interesting challenge. In theory, it might be possible to get a sufficient match in some frames to use SPM to create a 3D picture. The images here are captures direct from the source file and correspond roughly to those taken on the Coleman TrekHD.Р”Вescription of the shoot and discussion, comparing the Toshiba Camileo Z100 against the Coleman TrekHD CVW16HD-O is at: without re-encoding, using DVDvideosoft editing software.

#Toshiba camileo z100 3d kamera mp4#

Because it is a standard MP4 file, I was able to shorten it by removing the last ~25 sec.

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I have uploaded a 2D test clip shot with the Camileo Z100 at full 1920 x 1080 x 30 fps. Of course YMMV but the defaulting to 2D each time, on power up is a no no for me. I had the Z100 on approval but the deal breaker for me was that every time IР”В¬losed the LCD screen to go to standby and then powered back on, the camcorder defaulted to 2D, which meant each time it was necessary to switch back to 3D, not an instantaneous process at all.Р”Р„ll in all a decent little camcorder, but I still prefer the Bloggie due to its tiny shirt pocket size and great quality. The camcorder style 3D LCD screen can be angled unlike the W3 fixed LCD screen, but the W3 screen is the best in the business with a great picture. The Z100 also has a stereo mic/line-in socket which is unusual in a camcorder at this price range. You could use W live MM at a pinch as you are basically dealing with a standard HD frame. Unlike the Sony Bloggie is does feature a digital zoom which is no where like as good as optical zoom but handy nevertheless. It is fixed focus and has an ia of 30mm ( Sony Bloggie 3D 20mm, W3 ia 75mm ) It's video is on a par with that of the Sony Bloggie, and far better than the video from the W3 being 1920 X 1080 rather than HD ready 720p. The z100 is very much a point and shoot camcorder that takes stills. Bit like comparing apples and pears, to mix metaphors they are different animals.