Spatial video is in trend: Canon has brought to the market a new, stereoscopic lens that is aimed at semi-professional and amateur photographers – and is therefore relatively affordable in terms of price. It supports recording spatial video exclusively for Vision Pro. Meanwhile, Apple is currently expanding its offering of immersive 8K video, focusing on music content.
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In Episode 40, Leo Becker talks to Mark Zimmerman, Head of Mobile Solutions at EnBW, about his first experiences with Canon’s spatial lens “RF-S7.8mm F4 STM DUAL” on the EOS-R7. There is also included Canon software, which can be used to export recordings as spatial video for VisionOS.
We also discuss recent video releases in Apple’s immersive format (8K, 180 degrees), including an impressive music video from The Weeknd. However, the first episode of a new music series with artist Ray feels a little more intimate in this format. Less exciting but possibly essential for the company to use is Microsoft Authenticator, which is now coming to VisionOS next year along with expanded Intune support.
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Mac and I podcast about Apple Vision and VisionOS
1984, 2007, 2024 – Apple’s Vision Pro follows in the giant’s footsteps: The Mac and iPhone not only made history, but also fundamentally changed the way we use computers.
Mac&i comes up with its own podcast on Vision Pro and the opportunities and constraints of “spatial computing”: TNBT – The Next (Big) Thing The latest developments surrounding new platforms, including the impact on the IT industry and society, are highlighted.
TNBT can be found in all major podcast directories and can be used apple podcasts And spotify listen or like rss feed In the podcast app of your choice. We look forward to receiving questions, suggestions and criticism at podcast@mac-and-i.de. The last episode was about the Vision Pro as a giant virtual ultrawide monitor for Mac.
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