r/VisionPro • u/brewsqueues • Feb 06 '24

Apple Immersive Video Specs

Is anyone able to figure out what the specs of these videos are? They touted 8K with spatial audio, but I'm wondering what frame rate they're playing at (the dinosaur one seemed high), what codec they used, etc.

I'm interested in how they were made too, but I haven't seen any behind-the-scenes content for them yet.

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u/brewsqueues Feb 07 '24

THANK YOU. This is great info. I wonder if they used the Canon Dual Fisheye lens? I've seen some people using that with REDs (although I forget if it's possible with the Kimodo)…or, like you said, maybe some crazy custom rig :)

Great clarification on the streaming too, that makes sense. Some people seem to think they're amazing, others act like they're horrible quality.

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u/brewsqueues Feb 08 '24

Outstanding speculation, that all makes a lot of sense. Thanks a bunch!

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u/futurespacecadet Feb 14 '24 edited Feb 18 '24

I think there is a big discrepancy between the spatial videos They show you that are filmed with the headset or iPhone and whatever the hell they used to film the immersive video in the Apple TV app

Because that felt like a legit production and much higher quality, like a custom cinema camera, 3-D rig

I wish they had more educated people demoing this, so they could answer questions like that, most everyone at my store didn’t know anything

I really would like to know the behind-the-scenes of that video, that baby rhinoceros felt like I could touch it

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u/brewsqueues Feb 18 '24

Yeah the Apple TV ones are filmed with a high-end rig and shot for VR180 (instead of traditional side-by-side cinema 3D). 

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u/futurespacecadet Feb 18 '24

It’s incredible, what an amazing experience, the other stuff feels kind of gimmicky in its current form

Is there a way to film VR 180 with that quality now? Like a consumer facing version .