Sony Lending Trial 3D Cameras To TV Owners


Own a 3D-capable TV? Sony will let you borrow a 3D camera from one of its Sony Centre stores for three days to decide if you’re keen on creating your own 3D content.

The deal applies to any brand of TV, not just Sony’s own Bravia range. Gear offered through the program includes the HDR-T10 camcorder, the Alpha NEX C3 camera, the Cyber-shot WX7S and the 3D Bloggie. Newer models will be added to the 3D Library scheme over time.

There are only 12 Sony Centre stores in Australia, but if you’re keen to test out a camera, this is a pretty risk-free way of doing it. Obviously Sony is hoping you’ll buy at the end, but if you have an urge to shoot your sister’s wedding in 3D, this could be one way of doing it.

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