@joesteel However fantastic the Vision Pro experience is for stereo content, I can’t see it being practical for non-Apple content to be shot in Apple’s Spatial Video format. There just won’t be enough demand (even presuming the format can be manipulated with existing editing tools).

@michaelgemar I don’t believe any shows or movies will be shot in a unique format. I think there was a misunderstanding, or miscommunication with the source and that it will be shot like any other Hollywood stereoscopic production would be. Apple does have a particular way they want to distribute stereo video content, but even that is just a logical extension of existing technology. I do recommend checking out that Apple developer video.

@joesteel So Spatial Video is just Apple’s term for what the Vision Pro captures, and not an actual format per se?

@michaelgemar the spatial video that the headset captures is different from stereoscopic video. There is allegedly dimension to the stuff recorded by the headset where the vantage point can be changed. You don’t alter your vantage point with stereoscopic movies because it will only ever have 2 views, left and right. Journalists saw stuff captured by the headset which was distinct from their preview of Avatar in the headset. Just separate things.

@joesteel But it sounds like Monsterverse is being shot in “Spatial Video”, or is that a misunderstanding?

@michaelgemar I believe that is a misunderstanding