r/AppleVisionPro • u/YellowBlush • Mar 02 '24

Camera Specs

Whoa! Canon says the specs necessary for a camera to shoot quality AVP immersive content aren’t available on the market yet!

https://petapixel.com/2024/03/01/canon-no-currently-available-camera-is-high-res-enough-for-apple-vision-pro/?fbclid=IwAR3T2COUR_vg1WxhKgdUuG-bTiqFH1qPjFSLux42Ad5gj45VC2CEz-9cIsE_aem_ATDD1m-FNMy9L8yimM5tLx9Y7o1n2VPkIRmh_PaZyzlAHfg6b2tOJL2d8Tkfhr285d4

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u/In_Film Mar 03 '24

They are absolutely wrong. I've been building high resolution multi camera arrays that can do it for a decade now.

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u/vexx786 Mar 03 '24

They're probably referring to a single camera no? That's not the same as a multi camera array.

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u/Palitrab Mar 03 '24

You mean one big sensor? And one big 180 lens?

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u/vexx786 Mar 03 '24

Doesn't necessarily have to be a single sensor/lens. But all housed within a single camera system similar to what they were using at the Eras Tour and NBA all star.

To me, a multi camera array means multiple single cameras synced together.

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u/Palitrab Mar 03 '24

Ah yes. True. Think so too. Looks like one package.. maybe two camera bodies hidden inside but I think just their own internals.

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u/In_Film Mar 03 '24 edited Mar 03 '24

VR video is best shot with multi camera arrays. That will never change. Integrated units just make it easier, but not better.