Minox shows off 3D camera concept with four lenses
Each of the four lens modules on the PX3D camera from Minox is capable of snapping its own 5 megapixel photograph
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German optics innovator Minox has been around for a number of years and is generally known for its miniature cameras and binoculars. Its booth at this year's Photokina was positively buzzing with enthusiasts trying to catch a glimpse of its entry into the world of 3D photography, the PX3D compact camera. Just a concept piece at the moment, the eye-catching camera sports four vertical lenses and promises glasses-free, three dimensional image enjoyment.
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