No(maybe), any 3D camera has always had one limitation that it is always difficult to view the images in 3D. Take that new Fuji 3D, here you need a 3D viewer to see the pictures in 3D. Now if the 3D DSLR could use this technology to do different thing like giving different focal points in one shot or/and different exposures in one shot for a larger DR then maybe they have something. But maybe Kodak is only showing us how desperate they are getting to survive

BTW, Niko were and how do you find these things, but don't stop keep it rolling

Pete

Apparently a "serious" source is saying Kodak will be unwrapping a new 3D (it takes 3 dimensional images not uses 3D as the model number) DSLR at the Consumer Electronics Show in 2010. Kodak's last DSLR was the DCS Pro SLR/n which was based on the Nikon N80 body and used an Fmount, obviously.

So what do you think the chances of this new 3D DSLR is going to be based on a Nikon body again? Would anyone here consider a 3D DSLR camera with a Nikon Fmount? Or maybe we will see a totally new Kodak body that mounts with those adobe honeycomb lenses we saw a while ago?
http://nikonrumors.com/forum/topic.php?id=740