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technology1 year ago

"iPhone 16 Schematics Reveal Vertical Rear Cameras and Slim Bump Design"

Alleged iPhone 16 schematics suggest a shift to vertically aligned rear cameras, corroborating rumors about a new camera arrangement. The base models may feature a vertical camera design, similar to the iPhone X, while the Pro models are rumored to undergo testing for a periscope lens. Additionally, reports indicate potential new features such as a touch and pressure-responsive button, increased RAM, faster Wi-Fi and 5G, and expanded storage options, with the phones expected to be announced in September.

via 9to5Mac|
#camera-design#iphone-16#rumors
technology1 year ago

"Exploring Spatial Video Playback on Apple's Vision Pro and Meta Quest 3: A User's Guide"

With the iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max running iOS 17.2 or later, users can now capture Vision Pro spatial videos. By enabling the feature in the Camera settings, users can record 3D spatial videos, with tips provided by Apple for optimal results. The videos can be watched in 2D on an iPhone or in 3D on the Vision Pro headset, with specifications including 1080p resolution at 30 fps and approximately 130 MB per minute of video.

via 9to5Mac|
#apple-camera-app#ios-172#iphone-15-pro
technology1 year ago

"Meta's Quest Headsets Now Support Apple's 3D Spatial Videos"

Meta announced that its Quest VR headset will soon support playback of spatial videos captured on iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max, allowing users to relive moments with surprising depth. The feature will be added in the upcoming v62 update, and spatial videos can be uploaded to the headset using the Meta Quest mobile app. This move provides an alternative to Apple's Vision Pro headset, which is priced at $3,500 and is the only device that can view spatial videos captured on Apple devices.

via MacRumors|
#apple-vision-pro#iphone-15-pro#meta-quest
technology2 years ago

"Exploring the Apple Vision Pro: Impressions, Features, and Potential"

Apple's Vision Pro, a spatial computer, is set for pre-orders, and a recent demo provided insights into its comfort, fit, and sizing. The device includes two bands for customization and offers an intuitive interface with gestures and productivity features through visionOS. Spatial photos and videos, including those shot on the device and on the iPhone 15 Pro, were highlighted, along with immersive content experiences such as Disney+ and the JigSpace app. EyeSight, a feature displaying the user's eyes on the outward-facing display, was also showcased. Despite its weight and potential comfort variations, the Vision Pro is seen as an impressive first-generation product with a learning curve and exciting potential for the future.

via 9to5Mac|
#apple#eyesight#spatial-computer
technology2 years ago

Apple's iPhone 15 Pro Spatial Video on Vision Pro: A Game-Changing Editing Experience

Apple has released iOS 17.2 developer beta 2, allowing iPhone 15 Pro users to capture spatial videos, which can be viewed on the upcoming Vision Pro headset. The company has also announced that Final Cut Pro will gain the ability to edit spatial videos next year. The spatial videos captured on iPhone 15 Pro are limited to 1080p 30fps, with no 4K 60fps support. The Vision Pro headset will launch early next year, retailing for $3,499.

via 9to5Mac|
#apple#final-cut-pro#iphone-15-pro
technology2 years ago

"Apple's 'iPhone Ultra' to Revolutionize Spatial Photography and Video with Vision Pro Integration"

A future "iPhone Ultra" model may have a camera configuration that can capture spatial photos and videos for display in Apple's Vision Pro headset, according to a reliable Weibo source. The feature would allow users to relive memories in an immersive 3D format, and it is speculated that the iPhone's existing rear camera setup could be expanded to include a three-dimensional camera. The rumored "iPhone Ultra" may be released next year, while the Vision Pro headset is set to launch in early 2024.

via MacRumors|
#3d-camera#iphone-ultra#spatial-photos