WHATS NEXT? | on Apple Vision Pro

[@johnrambo618]

I want to be able to put the headset on and watch a live boxing match ringside as if I were there, sit front row at a concert or court side at a ball game, surly this has been thought about but I see nothing like this available or being talked about?

[@AVisionexperiment]

@@johnrambo618 I would love to see it at high resolution, I have seen one in the past but it only issue is the camera has to be fixed and it can’t shack at all for a comfortable headset experience and it’s hard to do that on a ring apron but not impossible. I hope it happens sooner rather than later. Thanks for watching.

[@brendanleenders61]

I agree that an entertainment space even with a Pay Per View is endless.

[@AVisionexperiment]

@@brendanleenders61 absolutely and at the quality it outputs it’s better than any TV I own and the sound quality with dolby vision on certain media is incredible.

[@smashboy64]

I wanna see this thing bring Pokémon and yu gi oh to life!

[@Official_Mr_Lex]

I"m jealous man. I work at the Apple Store and I give people Demos all the time but I don't own one. it's really cool though.

[@AVisionexperiment]

@@Official_Mr_Lex that’s very cool, I have done a demo in America at a Chicago store, I’m very interested in the iPad system you have to control experiences if required. On the fact you don’t own one (yet) see this as the worst it will ever be, likely the most expensive also, I would be getting excited for Gen 2, maybe a non pro version and hopefully more affordable.

[@nottodaypal2143]

I struggle with Post-stroke fatigue and somedays just going to the store can set me out for hours, having the opportunity to see concerts movies or sports live without the stress of going to the event itself will defently be worth it for me.

[@AVisionexperiment]

@@nottodaypal2143 I honestly think accessibility is a bit part of the appeal to this technology. It won’t be for everyone but I personally see it as real game changer for event hosts to add extra revenue from fans who can’t go or aren’t from the country the entertainment is on in and fans get a opportunity they wouldn’t be able to without it.

[@AVisionexperiment]

@@nottodaypal2143 I honestly think accessibility is a bit part of the appeal to this technology. It won’t be for everyone but I personally see it as real game changer for event hosts to add extra revenue from fans who can’t go or aren’t from the country the entertainment is on in and fans get a opportunity they wouldn’t be able to without it. Thank you for watching 🫶

[@NeerajKumar-ld8ht]

We will be solving challenges of Vision Pro.

[@AVisionexperiment]

@@NeerajKumar-ld8ht that’s good, we know there will be some time before it happens but I feel it can be a serious big opportunity to access to sports & entertainment

[@GetOffMyyLawn]

I am a Quest 3 user and won't be buying the AVP due to the price. I do love the idea of attending an event in vr as if I am sitting in a seat at the venue... with the ability to jump around to different view points (NFL from the 50 or end zone). They will probably overcharge for it and make it a "season pass", but I still think it could be great if well executed. The F1 app demo also looked amazing.

[@AVisionexperiment]

As a quest user also, the headset is very capable for many things. Sadly its resolution and frame rate playback makes it slightly difficult to have that life like experience you will get in AVP but of course, it should be that level for the price and it’s definitely not accessible, but 2025 we will see the year of the copycats and much better price points. One has already been announced with on paper some better hardware specs than Vision Pro. Samsung are coming to the party I believe this year. So let’s hope there is sporting media being primed. If not Apple or meta, then other companies. But it’s got to be accessible from a one game cost and reasonable for a season pass. Over charge and likely scare people away.

[@lowrider2756]

The immersive vision pro content is great! I hope to see more soon.

[@AVisionexperiment]

@@lowrider2756 I couldn’t agree more, it’s one excellent feature, just needs more content to be made.

[@yoannmercier7647]

It's not great, it's magical.

[@AVisionexperiment]

@@yoannmercier7647 amen to that one 🙏

[@philosophicalmixedmedia]

So as I understand it so far, we are adding augmented things into the real world that entails a class of augmented objects (digitally projected 3D objects projected via light to the optic nerve and ear but also gloves for peripheral data correlated to distinct time events via entanglement) with their own digital-causal relational properties based on a simulated 3D Point-Of-View (but could be a 2D simulation but not so aw factor) plus the real world of classic objects with classically real causal properties presented as directly perceived lived-experience.

[@visionpromexico]

Nice!

[@AVisionexperiment]

@@visionpromexico thank you 🙏

[@marknicoll7212]

Canons new camera and integrated lens will be helpful to AVP, I’m talking new, not R5 and dual lens.

[@AVisionexperiment]

@@marknicoll7212 maybe so, there are two new systems , the R7 and new auto dual lens but that’s lower resolution and narrower field of view to the R5/5C and full frame dual fisheye. Or are you talking about the smaller fully integrated 360 & 180 VR camera rumored to be coming later this year?

[@bones6750]

So when are they going to release soccer immersive application ??

[@AVisionexperiment]

@@bones6750 a company called Immersiv.io did the application you saw at the beginning for the German League and I think it’s a good start but I feel like no one is opening launching anything 3D180 which is what we all would love to see, feel like you are in the stadium. Apple knows this and I hope they are working on it. I know they are capturing tennis but I don’t think it’s live.

[@Gnarfolkk]

I took it back. I found myself forcing myself to use it. I loved it but kinda impractical.

[@AVisionexperiment]

@@Gnarfolkk it’s definitely not a novelty purchase, yes Apple make people desire everything they make but I work in this world so for me I find a practical reason to use it a lot and I travel quite a bit too, so that will be my best use with entertainment in the air and video editing on the Mac display. I do enjoy popping into Inspaze and having a geek out with other Vision Pro users. I would like to ask how long ago did you returned it?

[@NeilLavitt]

Apple needs to start spending some real money in the services area of this space if they believe in this device. This is the question, do they believe in it enough right now or is as Steve Jobs said, is this a hobby. They also really need a cheaper Vision Air or just Vision device.

[@AVisionexperiment]

@@NeilLavitt I think it’s absolutely in their hands to bolster what’s available but I honestly think they are letting developers build out the App Store and try and create a killer app or two. Apple will likely throw more into it when they actually do launch a cheaper model. This first gen version is a tech demo of the higher end capabilities and also to gather intel on the levels of enthusiasm from the instore demos. Feels like it anyway with a roughly 1% sale rate on demos done.

[@NeilLavitt]

@@AVisionexperiment completely, but the analogy of build it and they will come is important. I suspect producing a live-streamed immersive sports event just isn’t feasible right now as a mainstream experience but in 2 years it will. I think it would help if Apple shared their timeline rather that just the vision.

[@UrbanBDKNY]

I mean I m either wearing headsets or I m going to the actual event w friends. This company tripping imo. I m not paying a third party to watch a game when it cost close to the same as going to the darn game

[@AVisionexperiment]

@@UrbanBDKNY I agree in a way, I feel like it’s the new top golf. Like a hype location and if the game is hundred of miles away, fine but don’t rip people off. Make it available to the many. Or just make it a VR experience and more people will buy into VR for the access.

[@UrbanBDKNY]

@@AVisionexperiment you did mention that. That is an option for folks who can’t get to an arena easily. That makes a lot of sense For me, I live near a big city. Always have. Lived in NYC. Lived in San Jose which was close to San Francisco and now I live in FL 45 mins from Miami. That is by design. Not so much for sporting but for restaurants :) Not everyone can do that though

[@suninmoon4601]

Word is: Apple is currently asking premium prices for spacial content. I can not understand how this is a winning strategy for AVP 🤷‍♂

[@AVisionexperiment]

@@suninmoon4601 I personally think the premium price is for the hardware, the platform for a first gen product is fairly solid. Room for improvement but developers are getting their hands on it and hopefully will harness its power to make more experiences beyond just immersive or spatial video. But the immersive video at 16K level is very good.

[@marknicoll7212]

@@AVisionexperimentI’m sure the 16K is just 2x red Monstro VV sensors that are stitched. Much like the high res helicopter NY at night stuff you see in films

[@AVisionexperiment]

@@marknicoll7212 apples camera system for immersive video is made by Blackmagic as far as I’m aware and will be available to the public later on this year I hope🤞BMD URSA Cine Immersive that has dual 8K sensors at 90fps.

[@NeilLavitt]

@@AVisionexperimentisn’t just this the problem? The content generating devices are not mainstream yet for the creators.

[@AVisionexperiment]

@@NeilLavitt you can buy into Canons VR video system and it’s fairly straightforward with some knowledge of mirrorless cameras but you definitely need to know how to manage manual settings. I use this system to create content all the time. The biggest issue is VisionOS doesn’t have a native immersive video player (like QuickTime VR to play 360 & 180 media) so you have to watch self shot content on third party players than currently can struggled even with canons 8K total output, AVP can definitely handle it but it’s struggling when exported at bit rates higher than 85.