Thanks for this video. The work flow you described is what I use. However once complete I upload them to my Meta Quest 3 for viewing. Can't afford an AV Pro, but the Quest does a very good job. The work flow is to have Oculus app on the iphone and then find the Spatial video edited on the iphone in Gallery in the app and then upload it wirelessly to the Quest 3. View in the Files app.

Very good explanation of the editing workflow for apple's spatial video... BUT a simple question. Have you found it possible to use Premiere Pro to do things like add titles and credits, visual annotations (eg an arrow), etc onto the spatial video, and then have those modifications play back correctly in the AVP device? I'm thinking of educational videos, for medical education, for which arrows, circles, etc could be used to illustrate anatomical landmarks during a surgery (as one example). I don't think this is possible yet, but I'd be very happy if I'm proven wrong. THANKS for any comments.

Too bad the Qoocam requires Apple silicon. I am one of those odd animals who has an AVP but no modern Mac’s.

This is exactly what I’ve been looking for to answer some questions. I am trying to raise some money to get the Apple Vision Pro, the Meta Quest 3, and the Insta360 X4 so I can make 360 videos of the Amazon (where I live) and use them in the States on both devices. It’s not too surprising that the Vision Pro is the most expensive part of the entire package, but I’m looking at having to spend money to make money. Quick question, do you think there is any quality difference between a finished 360 video on the Apple Vision Pro and the Meta Quest 3? Do you have any experience with the Quest 3 to be able to compare them?

thanks for the video, very well researched and put together. A quick question here, have you managed to try any of those immersive video workflows (not spatial). I'm blown away by apple's demo immersive videos, and want to create my own. But i would like to know a proven workflow (say from Canon's dual fisheye lens to vision pro) before making an investment in those cameras. thanks!

Question: can you view the spatial video in immersive mode when you play them on the headset?

Good tutorial

Qoocam ego seems to be a good cheap option

Check with the porn industry. They have huge amount of immersive video content. Ask them what camera they're using. Their standard file is mkv for the immersive video with either file naming conversion or metadata. I think Windows apps like Power Director has VR support. Turn flat videos into immersive video but I don't think you get the 3D effect.

Can you use this device to upload spatial videos to the quest 3 and if so how do they compare to the spatial videos on the avp?

hi, i have some Iphone 15 pro max spatial shaky video because i didn't have a stabilizer. Do you know if it's possible to stablize the 3d sbs video in post ? btw thanks so much for your videos ! (i had a qoocam ego but it died the first day as i tried to use it underwater (1m).

Any recommendations on cameras that can shoot 4K+ spatial videos? It'd be great to get more immersion and a clearer video. Thanks for the tips!

If you're using an iPhone 15 Pro to record 3D videos, you're doing it wrong. Recording 3D videos with the Apple Vision Pro offers greater depth which blows the iPhone 15 Pro out of the water.

Sennheiser Momentum 4 connects but no sound. It even connects in the Bluetooth menu, not accessibility. Any suggestions?

You make a lot of great observations about the Insta360 X4. However, like 100% of such videos I've seen, you only comment on what you have made. There are much higher-quality results made with the Insta360 X4 viewable on KZbin. I don't have a VR headset so it would be nice for someone to search for the very best-quality videos and comment on them instead of their own videos. That person could try to analyze how those results were obtained. The best results that I've seen are usually where the camera is motionless on a selfie stick (or moving very slowly) and there is plenty of sunlight. Lots of colors are nice, and things to look at that aren't too distant (as you mentioned). Another issue is how they are viewed. It typically takes a few days for 8K video to appear on KZbin (your video is not now available in 8K), people don't manually set their viewer to 8K when it is available, and KZbin seems to by default zoom in the picture a little when the video begins. From the beginning the viewer needs to zoom out completely and set their device to 8k.

Hi, I am a happy owner of 360 insta cameras (X3 and OneRS 1 inch) and also of Meta Quest 3. I did several tests but 360 degree videos not look very well in VR headsets: I think a solution could be to transform 360 2d videos in VR180 to double the resolution do you have a workflow for this process?

I would be interested in learning how to create and edit spacial videos and posting them on KZbin. I understand that viewing these on the Vision Pro is not ideal at this time but this expereince will only get better going forward. In addition other VR headsets will be able to view them on their KZbin apps.

You can shoot immersive 180 video, with a pair of gopros. NLE programs with ai models have excellent upscaling and HDR conversion these days.

Interestingly, I had never seen those compatibility details. I have and old Apple wireless keyboard and trackpad, but I couldn’t get them to connect. I see there that they explicitly say that the old devices with removable batteries are not supported. I think that’s pretty bizarre and unfortunate. I wonder if the lack of mouse support is due to the way you hold a mouse and it might trigger false hand gestures. Just guessing. I do prefer a mouse over trackpads. I am working on a device that is controlled over Bluetooth Low Energy. Fortunately, that works very well.

Thank you very informative. I would love to see a video for filming with the APV headset itself and also for sharing spatial videos on KZbin. Thanks!

Thank you so much. My new Sony XM5s connect through the work around in the accessibility settings.

Your videos are really informative. Thanks for creating this channel and posting them.

500 subscribers! Congratulations 🙌🏽

Thanks for your tips. I have some questions though 1. Does it record in 4K? 2. What about stabilisation when recording handheld? 3. Will it work good for close-ups, for example: food on a plate, or flowers. 4. What about in a low light situation, can it handle it well?

I bought this camera back in early March for a couple of trips I was taking. My review is as follows. I would give it a 7 out of 10. The biggest drawback it has is that it takes so long to turn on and be ready to shoot. I’ve counted it out to 20 seconds. Switching between modes and doing anything takes a little bit of time as well. I take images in raw (DNG) format so I have ultimate editing power in Lightroom, the movies come out as they are though. Whenever it takes a good picture, it’s outstanding, but often times the shutter is slow and it gets a little bit of blur, or it focuses on the wrong thing and you have such a shallow depth of field. So you have to be very careful to get your subject and focus And have the exposure by a set to where the shutter will be fast enough. I’ve also noticed that the images look far better in 3D than the movies do. The movies are OK, but they just don’t have the same wow effect as the images do. The biggest plus to having this over the iPhone, if I am to understand correctly, is that the iPhone 15 Pro does not take 3D images, but 3D movies only. If they can work on their speed issues, I think this would be a winner. You can’t complain about the price though!

thanks a lot, could you compare more the quality difference between this camera, the iphone 15 pro and the AVP ?

I would like to see a video on /that/

Oh my gosh.

Thank you for this very thorough and clear video. I’m a long time filmmaker, but just started dabbling in spatial videos today, and can’t wait to dive in!

PTGUI is a tool that I use to crop 360 photos into native Apple Vision Pro panoramas. It’s expensive but a one time purchase as opposed to an Adobe subscription.

Shooting with the 3D ViewFinder attached to the Qoo Cam EGO is helpful for discovering and framing shots. The lenses being eye width apart is also ideal. The iPhone 15 Pro post processing and notifications that better lighting is needed or to move back when I’m frequently too close to the subject is also really helpful.

I am saving this until I buy an AVP and start editing.

I have a Fuji Finepix W3 pocket 3D camera. Over the years I have shot lots of 3D stills and videos that I’d like to view on the Apple Vision Pro. This stills are in MPO (multi-picture object format). The videos are AVI. I’d love to find a way to convert my stills and videos from the Fiji W3 so I can view them on the Vision Pro. If you know how to do it, I’d love to see a video about that.

I see the "windowed" spatial videos as being previews and once you're sure you have the right one you go into full immersion. I agree with you that the Immersive Videos are incredible. Really good stuff.

I don't like the square format for videos

The blurred view is really terrible.

great tips. this is not for AVP but I have done vertical panoramas. works great for a waterfall like Multnomah Falls in Oregon.

Thanks for this video. My 7.1 Pioneer stereo actually connected thanks to that work around you showed in the accessibility settings..

These are some great tips! Looking forward to experimenting with these. Thank you!

Hi Thanks for a good channel. A couple of weeks ago I tried the Apple Vision Pro for the fist time and are about to pick up my on in a couple of weeks, when I visit Chicago! I have been researching a bit about spacial and immersive spacial videos, and found your channel. I also found a LinkedIn Learn (from the Lynda time, 2016) course, by Mark W. Gray, called "360 Video Workflow" and the last bonus section is about making immersive spacial content. this "lack", for natural reasons, the last step into the Apple Vision Pro, I hope you will find the gem on that one two. I'm a developer and are looking into developing to the Vision Pro, but I haven't yet found the right project. Anyway, Thanks for you channel

These are really great tips! Thanks so much for this. I am absolutely going to start employing all these ideas. I too was amazed at how immersive the simple panorama photos were on the AVP. So happy I took so many over the years. But these new tips are going to be very handy for all my future panorama photos. Thanks again!

Great share, thanks.

great conversation! I've been exploring 3D/VR 180 (and 2d 360) for a while now, and looking into how I can experience it in a headset viewing environment. I currently don't have an AVP but do have a Quest 3. Ideally looking for a work flow to convert VR180 shot on a Vuze XR into spatial/immersive photo and video to be viewed on these headsets.

How does this video look in Apple Vision Pro immersive?: m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/naiXcqiKZ7V3aZY. It cost nothing to make, using Blender 4.0 and free SketchFab animation.

Is there a way to add in text graphics that we know of?

it should be a law. like usb c

I just tried to connect my Bose S1 Pro Speakers and very depressing to know that I was unable to connect via Bluetooth. I will try again with using the accessibility feature you suggested. Thanks great video I’ll subscribe

I've been recording VR180 with a insta360 evo since 2019. I think the spatial video looks amazing and pops out of the screen when filmed correctly. I disagree with your perception of them. Maybe because I'm watching then on a quest with a bigger window. The field of view of a spatial video shot with an iPhone compared to VR180 is crap though. Watching VR180 on KZbin is not great. The compression is very visible. But it's easy to access.

Good video. You just earned a subscriber.

Vuze xr 3d seems good