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Something most people don't realise is these 360 videos are typically Monoscopic. You don't get any feeling of depth because a lot of 360 cameras are a single l
by loader 10y ago
Something most people don't realise is these 360 videos are typically Monoscopic. You don't get any feeling of depth because a lot of 360 cameras are a single lens.
I much rather prefer 180 Steroscopic, these are videos that are two videos either Side-by-Side or Over/Under. Then mapped to each eye.
180 fills enough space which is supported by these findings in the post but give you a much better feeling of immersion.
- wlesieutre 10y agoIt's "easy" for monoscopic because the camera is just a point in the center, but once you add in eye separation it needs to be in a physically different position depending on what direction you're looking. Conceivably Lytro's light field camera could give you stereostopic 360 video, but the amount of data required for separate eye perspectives in every direction is colossal. The camera apparently captures video at something like 300 GB/s. https://vimeo.com/161949709 https://vimeo.com/161949709