I’m glad it was helpful! I also had a full-time job when I started learning and yeah, it takes a lot of time and sacrifice. But, you can do it! Take it at your pace, quality over quantity and you’ll get there!

I’m glad it was helpful! Any suggestions on what video I should make next?

@@alwayscallingmeblazeI’d love to see you break down what makes a good (or bad) case study for a portfolio if you haven’t talked about that yet. I feel like a lot of junior designers like myself struggle with putting together a good case study and format it so it’s easy to read through and still has enough info without being too wordy :)

Sounds good! I’ll start work on a script for that!

Thank you!

I know exactly how you feel! Even after I started looking into UX, it took me the better part of a year to figure how to best learn. You can also do the course on Coursera for free if you choose audit the course. The only difference is they don’t give you certificate at the end which isn’t really worth much of anything.

That’s what’s so remarkable about how Apple designed those gestures: after the learning curve, it’s very intuitive. I am very certain Apple performed thorough user testing when coming up with those gestures. I am planning a follow video with the testers to see what they think now.

I hope they eventually have a native app. But there are some third party alternatives available! I think one is called Moon Player.

@@alwayscallingmeblaze Google promises a native KZbin app soon. Then goodness. Juno is a good one for now.

Yeah, it’s kind of finicky. I don’t think the apps know what to do but it’s impressive that it works somewhat!

lol yeah I bought mine used. I got super lucky. I could never afford it full price.

Hey! My recommendation is still the same with Coursera. But I will be coming out with a more detailed guide soon. If you have more specific questions, you can email me and I would be happy to point you in the right directions: [email protected]

There is! There is a cinema mode where it darkens the environment and makes it seem like you’re in a theater. You even have different seating options. And you can watch movies inside of the immersive environment. For example, if you watch a movie in Mount Hood, the movie appears over the water and you can see reflects of it on the water. But, no office environments yet. At least not native to Apple.

@@alwayscallingmeblaze Oh, I didn’t know it had a cinema mode. I’m waiting for the price to come down before I purchase one, so I don’t have one yet to play with. Edit: I searched for cinema mode, and it doesn’t seem to actually be a cinema environment… it’s just darkness. I can’t see the walls of the cinema, nor the rows of seats, like I can in BigscreenVR on the Quest Pro.

Thank you!

It’s expensive but I bought mine used.

Yeah I apologize. Inside of the headset, everything is like 120fps, it’s amazing. But the recording exports as 30fps so any movement becomes motion blur.

@@alwayscallingmeblaze I figured it looked great to you :) Just thought I’d mention the view on here. TBH, I see this as an issue by every reviewer on YT. None pan slowly enough so we can see how it really looks without the blur. Thanks for being one of the rare few to actually take the time to show the environments off! Honestly this is probably half the reason I’m considering the AVP for myself, so I can use it for work as I work from home, and while I love my home, I think I’d be willing to pay the steep price just to have the opportunity to do my work in a virtual environment that feels life like just to have my days feel varied. Thanks again!

@@ahunt01 the Immersion is fantastic if you have ADHD. It helped mine A LOT. But I can’t bring up my windows computer on it yet so, it wasn’t super useful so I returned it. But if they ever support windows screens, I will buy it again in a heartbeat.

@@alwayscallingmeblaze awesome, sucks to hear about windows though! Was it photorealistic? That’s my gripe about my son’s meta quest 3, it’s cartoony. Even the closest realistic environment with the app called Immersion isn’t photorealistic.

@@ahunt01 it’s EXTREMELY photorealistic, yes. The video doesn’t even come CLOSE to doing it justice.

Sure! Amazon: a.co/d/fBzlYR8

Sure! I opened the iPad/iPhone compatible app for Prism Live Studio and chose the webcam option to stream.

Yeah, usually the trees and clouds are moving. Not super fast but they are moving. And in the Mount Hood environment, there will be rain. But it’s not real rain; it looks like it was added after the fact.

@@alwayscallingmeblaze Great! And this is all in 3D? Imagine what 3rd parties could do: 3D environments everywhere in anytime (past/present/future) in which you can navigate. Like being on a hill overseeing Napoleon’s Waterloo battle 😄

The badiest of the lands

“I really want to stay at your house…” I know, I am still traumatized.

Yes, the dinosaur experience is something I didn’t even know was possible. It’s amazing

Thanks! I use PRISM Live Studio for my streaming.

@@alwayscallingmeblaze can you invite your viewers to join your show? Does prism app allow you to invite people to join your show?

@@Amerikan.kartali.turk.yilani. No, I don’t think it has that capability

@@alwayscallingmeblaze ok super thanks for your kind answer. Do you know any other livestream app which works on Apple Vision Pro like prism does?

@@Amerikan.kartali.turk.yilani. Hmm, not off hand. There aren’t a whole lot of apps available on the Vision Pro just yet.

Sorry you didn’t like it

@@alwayscallingmeblazeman I thought it was cool, like just seeing what it would be like on tatooine

@@alwayscallingmeblaze it is cool vid man

I knowwwww sameeeeee

Thank you so much!

You're welcome! It's really cool!

Yes for sure!

Thank you for letting me know! I am going to re-record them today! Sorry about that

Yeah, I didn’t really understand what the point was.

Feels man!

I’m sorry about that. I am going to re-record them

Yeah, I was bummed.

I know! PTSD right now!

It’s pretty cool, I can’t lie. And I can only imagine what other stuff they’ll come up with.

⁠@@alwayscallingmeblaze🎉🎉 the video is amazing! I’m so interested in buying one and I’ve got a few questions since there is no chance to try on them in the UK yet. I’m not a huge tech fan (yet), so I don’t really get the differences between 3D video, special video, 360 degrees video etc, which one does the video that you are showing belong to? Does the surrounding in this video look real to you or you can easily distinguish it from the reality? The first idea popped up in my mind after seeing those “immersive” videos by vision pro is that I could film those immersive videos of my family and friends so when I miss them I can see them as they are next to me, so I wonder if this is achievable with Visionpro? Thanks!

@@jackzhao3322 Good questions! I also didn't understand the difference. The immersive environments are spatial video, which is a different from 360 video. Hopefully, I can explain it accurately. 360 video is shot in all directions with poles/seams usually on the top and bottom and the video is still a flat plane i.e. no "real" depth. Spatial video combines 360 video and 3D. So, its shot in all directions but there is real depth to it. If you watch my All Immersives video you'll see some more examples. The trees you see are like little cut outs and have been moved closer or further away to give depth. In Mount Hood, if I watch a video in Cinema mode, the video will appear over the lake and reflect off the lake. So, there have been areas of the image that have been moved around to give real depth within it. The Immersive Environments are VERY, VERY realistic. The videos here don't do it justice - not even close. I believe this is because of the extremely high resolution and spatial audio. I use it to help me study as I have ADHD and it works perfectly. BUT - the spatial video and audio seen during the Apple demo and in the environments were shot on some crazy expensive camera. The Apple Vision Pro is NOT capable of producing that kind of video. To be honest, they're nauseating. The way it works - as far as I can see - is you take video with it and then it tries to turn it into 3D. Doesn't work very well. Also, the resolution of the recording gets downgraded to 1080p at 30fps. So, the quality of the image is bleh and any kind of motion in the video makes you VERY VERY dizzy. Also, anything close to you makes you cross eyed which is painful at times. With that said, from what I can see, the most effective way to take video is to place it somewhere stationary and record. It's the typical VR problem; if the video is moving in a direction but you are not in real life, you'll get dizzy. And everything needs to be a certain distance from the camera, otherwise you'll get cross eyed. So, if taking real spatial video/audio is important to you, this will probably disappoint you.

It really does. The resolution is SO HIGH, you honestly don’t “see” a difference. It is very, genuinely relaxing.

Any of the immersives are must sees. But especially Hawaii and Mount Hood in my opinion. And inside of Disney Plus, Avenger’s Tower is a MUST if you’re a Marvel fan.

They are VERY immersive. Extremely high resolution and the audio is amazing. Things don’t change often in them, if at all. But they are very serene. I have ADHD and they help me focus when studying.

@@alwayscallingmeblaze I kinda wanna get a vision pro just for that alone. relaxing or working in such an environment without distractions sounds amazing

@@fxarts9755 If it was cheaper, maybe at the $2500 price range, I would too.

@@alwayscallingmeblaze yes think 2k- 2.5k is a good price. think thats where i would happy buy one. hoping for next gen but it cant really be worse than what we have rn tbh