3D Folding Viewer for Fujifilm FinePix Real 3D W3 3D pictures

Compact, well made and does what it is supposed to do. It is a fun little conversation piece, especially if you have some nice quality stereo pairs of photos (many digital cameras these days have a 3D specialty mode).

This inexpensive, lightweight viewer works reasonably well. However, although it is advertised as being "for Fujifilm FinePix Real 3D W3 3D pictures," the camera software provides no means for producing the side-by-side pictures. (It will split the 3D image into separate, left and right, JPEG pictures, though.) No software comes with the viewer, and no instructions for making the pictures. Also, pictures printed as illustrated would extend far beyond the field of view of the viewer. It works best with pictures printed with 3rd-party software in 4x3 format, side-by-side, on 4 x 6" paper (actual size of each image about 2 x 2 1/2"). That produces an apparent image of about 4 x 5", large enough to be clear and impressive. The lenses do have some distortion, noticed as vertical ripples in the image. The means of holding the pictures could be improved - it's really quite flimsy. I would like to see an improved version, with glass lenses and a better picture-holding system.

It's exactly as pictured and folds to a compact size. It's kind of expensive for what you get but I was unable to find anything else. That's not exactly true. You can get a professional viewer elsewhere for only $380. This viewer is not sturdy but it is light and strong enough for use by an adult. Your kids will break it for sure if left alone with it for too long. The only down side is that there is no diopter adjustment and I have to use it with reading glasses. It works okay with glasses but I wish it didn't require them. If your print is really flimsy you might have to back it up with an index card or something. Happy viewing.

This is a really nice stereo viewer. The eyepieces are adjustable so you can get some extra focal length out of it. It does work best if the pictures are printed on stiffer paper. It’s been really nice getting to print and view some of the pictures from my 1950s stereo camera.I also really like that it folds very compact. Fits easily in a pocket.

This is an extremely poor device for viewing 3D pictures. The cheap plastic lens is inferior and the adjustability of the thing lacks a lot. Plus, it is nearly impossible to know what format to print the pictures so they will work in this device. Not a good buy at all.

This device is not a perfect design but not a bad one either. It takes some time to look though it and to line up the photo *side by side* 4x6 printed photos. But once you get it lined up with your eyes, it does a good job of showing the 3D effects. Much cheaper then sending off the photos to be printed for about $7 each to then show to people. I would buy it again and you should to, just know that is is plastic, it pops out of the little holders on the sides that holds the lens, and the pictures work better, if you stick an index card behind the photo to strengthen it up enough to make it show better and keep it 4x6 photo stiff enough to view properly. Cheers...

Works great.

I have to admit the price seems a bit high for this gadget, yet to see your 3D pictures in full color without the red/blue glasses is really cool.It folds up for easy packing or mailing to someone so they can enjoy viewing your pictures in 3D.Compared to all the other pricey 3D display options out there, this one is actually the most affordable and practical.It may seem like a toy with its plastic lenses but it does the job and is rather fun to make picture cards for it!