Now, you can SAVE and ENJOY your memories in 3D.
Everyone wants to save precious memories just as they saw them. The SDT750 does exactly that, thanks to 3D evolution. In the same way that you view the world through two eyes, 3D conversion lens captures subjects with two lenses, making it easy for anyone to shoot in 3D without all the equipment that professional systems required.

The days when 3D was limited to movies and special attractions are over. Now you can turn your living room into a 3D theater by viewing the images that you've recorded with the SDT750 on a VIERA 3DTV.* Enjoy those special memories with family and friends in crisp, vivid images complete with true-to-life 3D realism.

Even when the 3D conversion lens is removed, you can still enjoy a wealth of advanced functions, like the popular 3MOS system with its newly improved noise reduction technologies, 1080/50p recording, the new HYBRID O.I.S. and other iA (Intelligent Auto) functions, plus lots of manual control functions.

*A TV that is capable of 3D playback using the side-by-side method, 3D Eyewear and an HDMI cable connection are required for playing the 3D images you have recorded.

Panasonic have made a set of videos which fully explain the features of this brand new 3D camcorder to help you get the most of the camera and make the best possible home movies in 3D. Dive into the third dimension below.

3D for everyone - Part 1: Setting up the 3D camcorder and 3D basics



3D for everyone - Part 2: 3D framing and perspectives



3D for everyone - Part 3: Filming landscapes in 3D



3D for everyone - Part 4: Playback and archive your 3D footage

• 3D Image Shooting with the 3D Conversion Lens
• Advanced 3MOS System
• 1080/50p Recording (Full-HD 1920 x 1080, 50 Progressive Recording)*
• HYBRID O.I.S.** That Gives Hybrid Optical/Electrical Hand-shake Correction
• O.I.S. Lock
• Easy 3D Playback on 3D compatible TVs/AVCHD Compatible Player/Recorders

* Not available when the 3D conversion lens is attached
**Normal O.I.S. works when the 3D conversion lens is attached



Please read our guide to 3D, How Does 3D Work? be clicking here