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I thought they recorded their special videos using the Vision Pro itself, which has enough sensors to build depth maps of the scene and provide novel views with
by TaylorAlexander 3y ago
I thought they recorded their special videos using the Vision Pro itself, which has enough sensors to build depth maps of the scene and provide novel views within a small range from the original position.
But I am half speculating and I don't really remember. That's just the impression I remember having.
- MBCook 3y agoThat’s a feature of the headset, but I think some of the demo videos were recorded in some other manor. I seem to remember hearing a discussion on a podcast (The Talk Show? Dithering?) where it was mentioned you could see a camera rig somehow. Perhaps that was something you could see on TV when they accidentally showed the rig that was at the same event? Of course it’s possible they were only using a camera rig so that no one would see the device before they were ready to invade it. Which would be very Apple like. So I’m speculating a bit. But even if they were going to professionally record events I would think they would do better than just have someone sit there with a headset on.
- kridsdale1 3y agoI saw the image you’re referencing yesterday. The unit appeared to be a plane, briefcase sized. It had two fisheye lenses about 10cm diameter each and separated by what I expect is an average human IPD. So I think that unit was simply capturing 180 degree stereo video. Not enough to compute volume without most of it being some ML inference.
- MBCook 3y agoIt’s not full volumetric video. Probably can simulate a few degrees off axis but nothing like what this article shows.