Fujifilm 3D Print System introduced overseas for the first time
Fujifilm’s 3D Print System has for the first time, rolled out outside of Japan, debuting at Universal Studios Singapore by offering an instant printout of high-quality and natural 3D photographs. This commemorative 3D photo service is currently on offer at “The Dark Room” photo studio in Universal Studios Singapore, where an image captured in the 3D mode is combined with a template featuring Woody Woodpecker as well as other popular animation characters, and will be output as a 3D print on site. This provides you with a holiday photo unlike any other, boasting a natural 3D feel which captures fun moments at the theme park more realistically than you could ever imagine. This is something more for the kids than adults, but then again who are we kidding since it will make its way to a theme park, right?
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