Catalina Island in 8K 360° - Sky Above & Ocean Below with Spatial ASMR | Oculus Quest 2

[@ImpartiallySpeaking]

Love this. Looks great but as soon as you zoom in even on the new ipad pro 12.9 the image resolution looks like old school 720p instead of 4k

[@hughhou]

Yes, this is shot on lower end consumer camera. Just me on vacation messing around

[@CalvinRoy411]

Nicely done, Hugh! Very cool. I always enjoy watching your content. I learn something every time. I do wish the narrative audio (voice-over and music) were specially locked, though. It’s nice to hear the environmental audio change as you scan around. But, for me, it’s strangely disorienting to have the non-environmental VO and music track swirling around as you browse the scene. Again, thanks for all of the great tutorials and continued content! It’s very helpful and greatly appreciated!

[@hughhou]

Thank you Calvin! That is my laziness and don't want to go tho the 6 channel workflow. The Oculus TV version music and VO is headlocked :) Good feedback!

[@PP3D]

👍👍👍 nice video.

[@hughhou]

Thank you 👍

[@esferax]

Awesome !!! 👏👏👏👏👏

[@hughhou]

Thanks!!

[@devlinfan]

More fish!

[@hughhou]

Lol thanks!

[@BrokeTheInterweb]

Why did you put pictures of the thing im looking at on top of the thing I’m looking at lol, I was trying to be immersed 😆

[@hughhou]

Yes I should not put PiP on this one :(

[@SlovenianGirlAbroad]

Amazing shoots! I would love to have such boat one day too. :) Thanks for sharing!

[@hughhou]

Thanks for watching!

[@SlovenianGirlAbroad]

@@hughhou You're welcome. Have a wonderful day! Cheers!

[@nick-gfy]

Very cool travel video! Great to see the actual home of the biggest helicopter-leasing event in the Western Hemisphere since 1997 in 360 VR! 😉

[@hughhou]

Many thanks!

[@h.s.m.562]

Absolutely amazing. 💝

[@hughhou]

Thank you Michelle!

[@blanfix]

I like it very much) it is incredible simple and pleasure but it have to make time) thank you for such nice video)))

[@hughhou]

Thank you!

[@jakemathew]

I wonder if you could rig 2 of these cameras together to create a very hi-resolution VR180. I love that there are hi-res 360 cameras available, but when viewing anything in a VR headset, stereo-3D is a must for me.

[@hughhou]

I will just use K2Pro which on this one: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gpmqpYmunauHnq8

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[@bophoto]

Hugh - love the catalina trip, great quick intro to Avalon. :-) whats with the diving shots? they seem crazy over-compressed / muddy? OQ cam at 8K I suppose?

[@hughhou]

Actually it’s One X2 - Qoocam 8K is too heavy for Keeley to carry underwater

[@EugeneBoOK]

Another cool video!😎👍 About the picture - why is there the shaking in the first scene? I didn't notice this in your previous videos from a drone🤔 And why are there the pixels with the same camera and quality (apparently) in the second scene in the water?

[@hughhou]

So if you see the flag - it is very strong wind - this will affect stabilization for the Qoocam 8K greatly. I think ONE X2 might has less problem as it is a lighter camera and better flow state stabilization - but that camera is not 8K. So there is a trade off. For the 2nd water scene - it is because of the condition in the water - a different spot diving. Second spot it is later of the day - water is choppy - visibility drop significantly and more sand in the water. So image quality is affect by actual environment.

TOTALLY UNREALISTIC WORD: "OCULUS QUEST 2 SUPPORTS 8K!" Friends, as a result of my detailed investigations and trials, I have come to the conclusion that both 4K and especially the "8K video support" statement is a deception and is unrealistic. (We often see this statement in the promotions of video platforms that serve VR videos in 8K resolution.) I say this especially for Oculus quest 2, and this statement also applies to other VR glasses on the market that claim to be 8K. First of all, the fact that a device runs an 8K video does not mean that that device supports 8K resolution, and it does not mean that it displays that video in 8K resolution. As a matter of fact, I'm telling you something very clear and precise: Take a 1080p movie video and pay attention to the details, and another 4K movie video and pay attention again. (Watch on a 4K TV.) Now take a 4K and an 8K VR video and watch it in Oculus Quest 2 and pay attention to the details again. What I saw was this: The detail level of the video they call 4K VR video is not even at the level of a 1080p movie inside the device (let alone the 4K clarity)! More blurry! Maybe we're only watching a 720p clear image because it's a 4K VR video! On the other hand, supposedly "Quest 2 supports 8K video!" Take a look at what they say: Between 8K VR video and 4K VR video, when you're watching inside your Oculus Quest, you can't really see anything noticeable between the two in terms of clarity and image quality! Because there is no such difference! Already the resolution per eye is described as 1920 x 1832 for quest 2. But for some reason, I don't understand why, it is stated that it sums the resolution of both eyes and has a resolution close to 4K. I think this is completely unfounded. Why are you collecting the resolution of both eyes! What logic does this have! Totally a commercial scam! Nonsense! For one thing, this 1920 x 1832 resolution is more than 1080p and less than 2K, and when you look at it with both eyes, the resolution you see is not close to 4K, but as I said, it consists of an image quality that is even lower than 1080p! Our eyes see and we can compare the difference! Although you try to fool us! As I said, the 8K video you watch on the oculus quest 2 device does not visually differ from the 4K VR video. Because this device does not have the feature to display 8K resolution! It doesn't even have a feature to show 4K resolution! A video that goes into it in 4K looks even lower quality than 1080p. Can't you see and compare?! Please be careful! Just like this, the device marketed as 8K VR glasses on the market has nothing to do with 8K. They already say 4K per eye. I guess this means a level of clarity that does not even reach 4K inside the device. Already, AMD's Raja Koduri says we need 16K at 240Hz for "true immersion" in VR. According to Oculus Rift designer Plamer Luckey, the pixelation will not completely disappear until at least 8K resolution per eye (7680 x 4320) is achieved. Source: xinreality.com/wiki/Resolution#cite_note-1 In fact, it's interesting for this quote on the source page above, "Why isn't 8K resolution per eye enough for perfect VR?" The article is cited as a source. The curious can also read it: arstechnica.com/gaming/2013/09/virtual-perfection-why-8k-resolution-per-eye-isnt-enough-for-perfect-vr/ Yes, Oculus Quest 2 is still the best quality and affordable device in terms of price-performance and image quality, and it offers you an impressive visual experience despite all these facts. A 4K VR video provides a very lifelike image and is extraordinarily amazing and beautiful to experience, but the statements that there is visual quality in this 8K or even 4K resolution within the device are completely untrue and untrue.

[@SuperZoomVideos]

Is this the stock Standard Qoocam 8K? would love to see your editing flow.

[@hughhou]

Yes it is! Thank you and I would do a tutorial soon :)

[@SuperZoomVideos]

@@hughhou thanks man, I feel like I’m constantly fighting my QooCam 😂

[@SimpleTruth1309]

Catalina Island. Have any recorded sightings of alien ET spacecraft rising to the surface and zooming off into space?

[@gowthamrazing]

What’s the cam used to shoot this ?

[@merlinjohn7381]

Wow … how do they make 360 videos ?

[@hughhou]

This channel has ton of tutorial on how to make it.

[@merlinjohn7381]

@@hughhou ok... I will watch

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