Imagine your treasured moments such as a child’s first steps or a university graduation that can be captured in 3D!!!With Panasonic unveiling the 1300 pound 3D Model recently, the cutting-edge technology is coming closer to home rather than being associated only with Hollywood and major sporting events.

The model works with a sophisticated double lens, and acts like a human brain in converging the two images together to create one picture in 3D! Panasonic’s 3D camera marks the arrival of the first camcorder capable of filming in more than two dimensions!

The images can be played back on 3D television sets. They can be watched through so-called active shutter glasses, which open and close over each eye in an alternating pattern 60 times a second.The camcorder has a slot for memory cards to store the footage and create a 3D library of a family’s most important moments.

Customers can also buy a 3D burner to copy the film footage on to DVDs, to be stored and viewed later through a Blu-ray DVD player.In the near future, the lens system could also be used to allow people to make 3D video calls over the internet, making this sort of communication much more like real life.

Other functions in the panasonic’s 3D cam includes face recognition, where the camera seeks out a particular person in a group shot and ensures it is focused on them.

Many of the world’s technology giants have launched 3D TV sets in recent months. Sony also offers a camera to create 3D still images.The Panasonic HDC-SDT750 will be available in the Indian market from September!