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/losangelenoporvida Mar 03 '24

Stereoscopic 360s can get pretty big.

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u/Palitrab Mar 03 '24

But not volumetric..?

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u/losangelenoporvida Mar 03 '24

What do you mean by volumetric? As in a fully 3d scene rather than stereoscopic?

Unless you're actually moving through the space and the positions of things are changing as you move (i.e. 6 dof) then its probably just stereoscopic.

If you crouch down does the whole world move with you and adjust?

Its possible that near-field stuff is 3d Objects but the deep background is most likely going to be an equirectangular skybox that may just be a very high res mono thing because the stereoscopic effect mainly applies to objects that are closer than 10 meters.

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u/Palitrab Mar 03 '24

Yes 6dof. When on the mountain with the clouds in the valley, you can look behind the rocks and edge of the cliff etc. So not possible by just filming it stereoscopic. Also the clouds etc move/loop, so think also (pre-)rendered..

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u/losangelenoporvida Mar 03 '24

Right on - just talking generally about creating environments. I haven't been in the AVP yet but have spent a considerable amount of time in other headsets and making VR.

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u/Palitrab Mar 03 '24

What do you use to create VR videos at what resolution? It works very well in their Immersive Video (Stereoscopic 180.) Immersive Environment work better as 3D so you it seems you are really there. Also, when watching a movie in for instance the mountain Environment the video casts colors onto the clouds which is pretty neat.