Way back in 2015, I uploaded to YouTube the first ever 8K 360 video. The video was a timelapse from the roof of the ATC tower at Dubai International Airport, taken with 4x Canon 1Ds Mark IV's that shot a total of over 80,000 still images that were then stitched together.
The original rendered file was actually in excess of 12K resolution, but until last month, there has been nothing available to play it back that had decent screens.
The file is rendered at 320Mbps, stored locally on the AVP, and played back using the Sphere app.
Unfortunately right now, the only way to demo this is by getting a screen capture from the Vision Pro, which adds a lot of compression, but hopefully you'll get an idea of the experience of watching this from this screen capture -
The original rendered file was actually in excess of 12K resolution, but until last month, there has been nothing available to play it back that had decent screens.
The file is rendered at 320Mbps, stored locally on the AVP, and played back using the Sphere app.
Unfortunately right now, the only way to demo this is by getting a screen capture from the Vision Pro, which adds a lot of compression, but hopefully you'll get an idea of the experience of watching this from this screen capture -
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