SvennoJ said:
No doubt it's better with higher resolution headsets, but it's still a fixed stereoscopic viewpoint. It's not like the Joshua Bell Experience or volumetric video in The 7th Guest. If it's not impressive in the cinema (still just feels gimmicky to me) a headset won't do any better. |
The difference is huge IMO, and it's definitely better than 3D in cinemas if I'm being honest. I was watching a Jurassic Park 3D clip where the T-Rex comes out of the paddock and it really does feel like it's right in front of you and that was a low res clip too (only 1080p).
There were other clips I tried of 3D video on Youtube that are astounding, one where the camera is moving down a busy street of partiers and stuff and it feels like people are genuinely walking right up to you. The first time I saw it I reflexively moved my head back because it felt so real.
People also rave on the Vision Pro about things like that Alicia Keys demo and the sports demos (NBA basketball, soccer, etc.), it feels like you are really there, so much so that it feels a tad bit unnerving that you're in a person's "space" like that.
