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Strapping on goggles to record a family moment feels super weird to me too. I wonder if future iPhones will have the sensors required to take 3D photos.
by divbzero 3y ago
Strapping on goggles to record a family moment feels super weird to me too. I wonder if future iPhones will have the sensors required to take 3D photos.
- ZiiS 3y agoI expect current iPhones can do a good enough job. Lidar + just waving it around + AI make this mainly a software problem.
- matwood 3y agoYeah, I'm betting the next iPhone will have a new record mode.
- hellweaver666 3y agoI don't think this is something most "normal" people will do. However, I can see use cases in industry where grabbing a quick photo of some equipment etc might be useful, or in sports where for example cyclists could have a heads up display and use the camera to capture a beautiful view they discover. As a parent myself, the idea that someone would stop what they are doing to put on goggles to take a photo seems crazy. You would miss the moment. The only reason I use my phone for most photos over a DSLR or Mirrorless is because the phone is right in your pocket and instantly available at all times. I'm pretty sure the newer iPhones already have lidar sensors don't they?
- Fuzzwah 3y agoNot enough people have seen the movie Strange Days. Watching recordings of people doing interesting things could be the killer feature. Porn is obvious, but even just experiencing the recording of someone walking through some beautiful place will be a treat.