There is no practical point to doing this in a headset. It would be identical to just creating a smaller window closer to you to occupy the same field of view. The real display here and thus the quality is actually the same, it's not like a movie theater screen vs smartphone up close
@@Yulenka- I think it's very much like smartphone and movie theater. The FOV may be the same, but the focus point (what the lens of the eye is focusing on) and the eye accommodation (difference of what both eyes see) are different.
@@DeepDishPizza Jeremiah2400 is referencing an entertaining series called “Pitch Meeting” - wherein one of the characters says the phrase “It’s super easy; barely an inconvenience” and it’s hilarious every time. If you’ve never heard of it and you like films and tv then you’ll love Pitch Meeting: they’re short and very, very witty. If you do know the reference then excellent troll; either way, kudos my guy! 🙏🙌☀️
All my mixed reality screens have been curved for a while. Skybox on Quest 3 had it early on. When it comes to the vision pro it should be just as good.
You are the second person I've seen who focused on the size of the monitor or movie screen, and a third person did it accidentally. Trenton Tech positioned his screen in his space, walking its length to gauge the size in feet relative to his foot size. With each iteration, the screen got bigger depending on where he placed it, from his room to the garage, out in the yard, and even up in the sky. Max Tech, on the other hand, tested his out on the job up on the roof, managing to map out a screen to the size of a building wall across the street. Therefore, achieving a substantial screen real estate is possible depending on your location, especially in a virtual environment once you dial it in.
I’d take it to a movie theater, find out the actual screen size from staff, project it over the screen, and just do the math (please). The tree comparison is actually helpful… but I think it’s nearly impossible for the 2D RUclips viewer (me) to understand how big it “appears” to the Vision user. Thanks though
@@himelstechI see people setting stuff and walking around but can you just have it following you? I imagine you riding your bike with something playing. Would be cool if maps worked on the go
When I put the screen up in the sky the screen gets pretty big, it also depends on the aspect ratio the 16:9 movies/video will take up more space than the 21:9 movies
in your previous video, where you were in the car and showed how the sorrounding area changes with the video being played, i thought it was cool. But when you showed the screen outside I was like oh I didint even think about that. Love the content!
Seems like kind of a strange limitation. You'd think that given the space you'd be able to Max the screen out to something like an IMAX screen or even larger.
its becuase the AVP is a close system and you have to use only the apps that apple allows like Apple TV which you can only watch the movies they have and make the screen size in their theater mode, but if you have a Quest 3 , it gives you more options with different apps and you can play your own movie files
Go crazy with these easy videos and grow your channel! It's quite interesting, and we got 100 questions on how it works. It's like you are one of the only people to have a smartphone 25 years ago.
Thanks for the incredibly useful video addressing my question! The screen seems pretty small for me in the context of scrutinazing details in photos. I thought AVP could simulate extreme outdoor print sizes that cover entire buildings
Have you connected the Apple Vision Pro to a surround sound system via Bluetooth while watching a movie yet? If so, does that work well? Think that would be awesome to be in a virtual theater but also with theater style sound and bass
Is it right that if you hold down both the buttons on the AVP, you get a floating slide to power off? People seem to think disconnecting the power cable is the only way but I heard holding the buttons works too.
Im binge watching your videos because im loving this product even tho i dont have one and wish to have one which is why its cool to see how others use it and show it .
Thanks for sharing this video, i have one question : when you large the window of the movie to the max, Does the resolution goes down a little bit ? or you still see 4K and sharp as it was like say 60 Inch little window ? thats very interesting to know, if there is some decrease in some aspect in quality ?
Somehow I don't notice a decrease in quality when the screen is enlarged. I'm no expert but I think the fact that since your entire environment is digital (even passthrough) when you expand a screen into that environment you're still dealing with the same pixel density.
Sure. Tried to do that once but too much confidential data floating around. I will say, it seems that 'screen sharing' only shares your full view which is not ideal in business settings.
What about headaches and motion sickness? I am hearing from people that don't usually get sick or get headaches when working/playing in VR, are getting sick in the Vision Pro.
To those wondering if you can use the vision outside, here is what Apple says on their website: “You can use your Apple Vision Pro outside only in controlled environments. Avoid situations that could cause you to trip and fall, like uneven terrain, or obstacles that you could collide with. If you are outside, avoid extreme temperatures, rain, fog, or moisture of any kind. Apple Vision Pro shouldn’t be used near roadways or areas where moving objects present a collision risk.”
Did you always cover the inside lenses when you took off the headset outside? Been checking everywhere and posting/asking and so far no one had issues or an incident where the sun hit the lenses and damaged the headset? You’d think people would be quick to point that out.
. @ivanoxx The lenses can focus sunlight into a single powerful "pin" of light that can damage the screen or other components. Like burning ants with a magnifying glass.
@@ivanoxx looks like you think sun is harmless like some giant light bulb. The sun can actually cause tons of damage to equipment. Electronic enclosures can degrade after long hours in direct sunlight, making the components inside more vulnerable. The ultraviolet (UV) rays can even disrupt the molecular chains in a material, destroying its structural integrity. Sunlight exposure can also cause plastics to crack, discolor, and lose strength. But in the specific case of a VR headset, they contain lenses that focus light and even 30 seconds of direct sunlight will destroy the display. You can search it up. Meta for example, recommends the headset never be used outdoors in sunlight. They use the same type of lenses (quest 3 and AVP).
Say you want to relax and watch a 2 hour movie. Would you choose the sharp image of the Vision Pro or would you choose a 1080p movie on your 50'' tv. Because i think the quality is very impressive, but does it trump the comfort of not wearing a headset when watching a movie.
There will be varying opinions on this. When I got this headset I honestly didn't think I'd want to wear it to watch a full movie. The first time I put on a 3D movie I immediately changed my mind. It's such an amazing experience that I'll deal with the weight on my forehead.
Can you use normally window laptop screen mirror see how it work ? Many use team viewer on this screen or Remote Desktop on that. I see a lot of Mac so don’t seems any different approach hope you make a difference
the great thing is you can actually see the screen on a bright sunny day. but on the other hand, it is not much possible to see a laptop screen on a day like this.. not a great experience. with VPro you can make the day pitch black with a single crank.. no need to find curtains, shaders etc
What happens when you walk closer towards the screen and walks through it? What when somebody walks across you?will they be infront of the screen or back of the screen? can you walk back couple meters and then zoom the screen?
bruhhhh.... Yo, I'm actually going to go and demo the bad boy on Tuesday! I will buy it right then and there if it is first, comfortable, then if Disney plus can extend to over 119inches, and third if the glare/blue is not present
Have fun! The way you secure the strap around your head really makes a huge difference so play around with it. If using the solo strap, keep it higher on the back of your head then you may expect you'd need to.
i think it's kind of a shame that macOS mirroring just creates a virtual screen instead of turning each individual mac app window into its own visionOS panel you can place anywhere, honestly almost every VR/AR PC mirroring platform has this issue and I expected Apple to be the one to set a new standard. Like, imagine if instead of being constrained to a single screen, your macOS dock and system bar floated spatially and you could place your windows anywhere you want?
Not in the screen recording. I can't screen record 3D movies since I can only screen record when watching trailers, and the trailers for 3D movies are still in 2D :(
I don’t understand why people hate on this thing. I’m not gonna buy one myself, but so many people act like it’s just not impressive and it’s not absolutely incredible when it 100% is. They act like they’re too cool for an incredibly advanced new piece of tech or something and it’s so cringey
I just tried it at the Apple Store yesterday. I enlarged the screen to a size that felt much larger than my current 85” TV. I’d say it was probably equivalent to a 110” TV. Then there was a cinema mode that makes it seem like you’re watching a movie at a lake and the screen looked gigantic. I was really impressed with the picture quality too.
And when community Airdrop makes shared VR for the AVP a thing and then 500 ft screens are common, the entire Valley will get to watch "Two Girls One Cup" together. lol :P This makes me think about how Apple will have to be careful on how they implement sharing environments.
Hahaha, oh man wasn't thinking about this but future sharing of environments or what "hackers" may push to an entire region will be pretty funny to see.
That ad is showing theater mode, which is different from watching a movie in passthrough mode. See my other video on the topic: ruclips.net/video/ASpw213hvh0/видео.html
The only awesome thing to do was having shared vision for same programs or entertainment! Perhaps to bond with other people and keep it social rather then reclusive. Can’t believe that’s not given out of box in this! Do we need another year or two for that to be able to share games, videos etc ?! Meta is way ahead with limited hardware 😢
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what if someone stole the apps
asking the real questions
I'd mentioned in the video that's why I didn't walk too far away :)
This made me laugh 😄
Zack King could im sure 😁
Call the apple police
It would be cool if you could place a window a few kilometers away to fill an entire valley or so.
Agreed and that's what I was expecting when I went out to test this.
When someone makes an app for that, it will be glorious
I feel like it would be possible but apple wont let you
There is no practical point to doing this in a headset. It would be identical to just creating a smaller window closer to you to occupy the same field of view. The real display here and thus the quality is actually the same, it's not like a movie theater screen vs smartphone up close
@@Yulenka- I think it's very much like smartphone and movie theater. The FOV may be the same, but the focus point (what the lens of the eye is focusing on) and the eye accommodation (difference of what both eyes see) are different.
That's literally the only thing that I was interested in and didn't think anyone would make a video about it.
Using the headset in the park?
@@floraly88 pushing screen size to limit
Brain dance!
Same
@@floraly88 Maximizing the screen size
You can turn off the dynamic lighting effect. Super easy.
Barely an inconvenience!
@@jeremiahkuehne2400Ahhh ya beat me! 🤣
@@jeremiahkuehne2400 It’s not an inconvenience at all.
Turning off stuff is tight
@@DeepDishPizza Jeremiah2400 is referencing an entertaining series called “Pitch Meeting” - wherein one of the characters says the phrase “It’s super easy; barely an inconvenience” and it’s hilarious every time. If you’ve never heard of it and you like films and tv then you’ll love Pitch Meeting: they’re short and very, very witty. If you do know the reference then excellent troll; either way, kudos my guy! 🙏🙌☀️
I love how Apple Vision has created a whole new category of RUclipsrs
Yeah overated overexpensive youtubers
It’s a pity that the screen cannot be curved
Yet. Probably a future software update
All my mixed reality screens have been curved for a while. Skybox on Quest 3 had it early on. When it comes to the vision pro it should be just as good.
You are the second person I've seen who focused on the size of the monitor or movie screen, and a third person did it accidentally. Trenton Tech positioned his screen in his space, walking its length to gauge the size in feet relative to his foot size. With each iteration, the screen got bigger depending on where he placed it, from his room to the garage, out in the yard, and even up in the sky. Max Tech, on the other hand, tested his out on the job up on the roof, managing to map out a screen to the size of a building wall across the street. Therefore, achieving a substantial screen real estate is possible depending on your location, especially in a virtual environment once you dial it in.
Interesting, will need to check that out.
I’d take it to a movie theater, find out the actual screen size from staff, project it over the screen, and just do the math (please). The tree comparison is actually helpful… but I think it’s nearly impossible for the 2D RUclips viewer (me) to understand how big it “appears” to the Vision user. Thanks though
@@LarryLucio They won't let you in a theater with it due to the built in camera.
Can you try the "Travel Mode" for walking? I only see people using it in vehicles
I've tried. Doesn't work. Video on this topic is coming soon.
@@himelstech That's such a bummer, but I am excited to watch your video on it!
What about while riding a bike??
@@thisisrael Never do this. The field of view is way too narrow. You don't get any peripheral vision with this for bike riding. It would be dangerous.
vision pro in the middle of the park this guys got balls
Why
i mean it's the same shit as using headphones in public, you can't hear your environment with them on
@@HUSTLEONLY-kz5bfbut you can. It’s AR, not VR
@@uselessvids6407 it's 4 grand, some people will try to rob it
Op meant he might get mugged
When display is 30-40 feet the content looks crisp and clear like 4k
It is 4k even upfront
How do you see it?
Good video dude you’re pushing the limits and helping us a lot
Glad to help!
Come on, what next -- while flying on a parachute or underwater!?!
This is too good :)
Honest answer: just walking around outside haha. Coming soon.
@@himelstechI see people setting stuff and walking around but can you just have it following you? I imagine you riding your bike with something playing. Would be cool if maps worked on the go
@@AtHost98you have to pinch it and hold it with you while you move
Just the video I was looking for. Thank you!
You are welcome.
I just wanted to say thanks for testing the outside screensize.
When I put the screen up in the sky the screen gets pretty big, it also depends on the aspect ratio the 16:9 movies/video will take up more space than the 21:9 movies
Excellent video, the kind of experiments I would do as soon as I had my hand on the AVP. Thank you!
in your previous video, where you were in the car and showed how the sorrounding area changes with the video being played, i thought it was cool. But when you showed the screen outside I was like oh I didint even think about that. Love the content!
Seems like kind of a strange limitation. You'd think that given the space you'd be able to Max the screen out to something like an IMAX screen or even larger.
Agreed
its becuase the AVP is a close system and you have to use only the apps that apple allows like Apple TV which you can only watch the movies they have and make the screen size in their theater mode, but if you have a Quest 3 , it gives you more options with different apps and you can play your own movie files
If i was in the market for one of these I'd be very thankful for your videos
how does it look like in the dark outside?
3 min! It’s getting better!! Nice one!!
Go crazy with these easy videos and grow your channel! It's quite interesting, and we got 100 questions on how it works. It's like you are one of the only people to have a smartphone 25 years ago.
Ha kinda feels that way. Let me know if you want to see anything else!
Another banger:) What is that case, please? Another review coming? :)
Of course: www.amazon.com/dp/B09QPN321B
I have that case! 😃 For my Meta 2… 😒
Oh nice! Cheeseman Park ❤️. Cool video!
Thanks for the incredibly useful video addressing my question! The screen seems pretty small for me in the context of scrutinazing details in photos. I thought AVP could simulate extreme outdoor print sizes that cover entire buildings
I wan't a video talking all about the outside screen of the Vision Pro thats the most thing im interested in
was that the built in mic of the apple vision pro or did you had a separate one? the audio quality was pretty good
Ayyyy Cheeseman park! Now I know I’m gonna start seeing people wearing these around Denver.
Keep doing these! Really great to see the strengths and weaknesses of the headset.
Have you connected the Apple Vision Pro to a surround sound system via Bluetooth while watching a movie yet? If so, does that work well? Think that would be awesome to be in a virtual theater but also with theater style sound and bass
Is it right that if you hold down both the buttons on the AVP, you get a floating slide to power off? People seem to think disconnecting the power cable is the only way but I heard holding the buttons works too.
No, it opens up the force quit application tool
@@ziggy7569false, you can turn it off. Hold both buttons together. Tried it last night
Im binge watching your videos because im loving this product even tho i dont have one and wish to have one which is why its cool to see how others use it and show it .
Thank you. I was watching all the Vision Pro content that I could before I got my hands on one so I understand the feeling!
@@himelstech yes bro
Working in Cheesman park sound so nice, but I'd also be slightly worried of some crazy dude snatching it off my head.
an idea for your next video: How far can you place floating windows, and will the vision pro remember the location. when you come back
In a massive park, alone, except for one person 50ft away doing yoga. "I hope no one steals my stuff"
Thanks for the test. Is your voice coming from the Vision Pro microphone while on the field?
Yes although I applied voice isolation effect in CapCut since it was windy
@@himelstech Nice, the quality is really incredible! (for a outdoor setting with a build-in microphone with an isolation filter)
When you're recording these videos, is the audio coming from the mic of the Vision Pro? It's crazy good...
It is. Although for this particular video it was windy outside so I added voice isolation in CapCut
Cheeseman Park!! Cool shit man, I'm a Denver/Colorado native. Have sat at that very bench!
Thanks for sharing this video,
i have one question : when you large the window of the movie to the max, Does the resolution goes down a little bit ?
or you still see 4K and sharp as it was like say 60 Inch little window ?
thats very interesting to know, if there is some decrease in some aspect in quality ?
Somehow I don't notice a decrease in quality when the screen is enlarged. I'm no expert but I think the fact that since your entire environment is digital (even passthrough) when you expand a screen into that environment you're still dealing with the same pixel density.
Great content, could you make some videos on using MSTeams/Webex/Zoom conference call scenarios? Thanks!
Sure. Tried to do that once but too much confidential data floating around. I will say, it seems that 'screen sharing' only shares your full view which is not ideal in business settings.
Have you checked the the Cinema mode that's available on the top left of a movie when you watch something in the Apple TV app?
ruclips.net/video/ASpw213hvh0/видео.htmlsi=s6N2e-cuga5k0Wzm
Is this Cheesman Park?
When you walked back, could you have made the movie screen much bigger while leaving it in the same place?
What if you move the tracker the screen is pinned at? Like if you moved the desk?
This is so cool
Watching movies in Quest, I used to push the screen far, far away and make it very huge so it felt like double imax. Not possible here it seems
0:13 exactly what i was thinking
Can you try this again but blocking out the surrounding environment
Like this? ruclips.net/video/ASpw213hvh0/видео.html&lc
How big can you make the screen in an environment? On the apple marketing materials was as large as a building.
Don't be shy.. Show your lenses to the sun.. Somepeople say it will unlock secret features
Apple vision pro plus
What about headaches and motion sickness? I am hearing from people that don't usually get sick or get headaches when working/playing in VR, are getting sick in the Vision Pro.
I’ve been fine
So, if you have multiple video screens playing at once, which video do you hear? And what happen to the sound of the other videos?
IMAX spec wants the screen to be so big that you need to look around.
Try to put one of those windows in the mirror. I'm really curious to see what would happen!
Cant wait for summer when people post their vision pro tanning marks💀
Bro what about the normal vr videos like the 360⁰ roller coaster type
0:19 Tim Cook: no bug 😉
How were you able to screen record without the content blacking out?
Trailer
What if someone walks into the screen?
I made sure to put up caution tape before shooting.
Careful, someone might read your emails while you’re not at the table. 😂
How were you able to capture video playback via the Apple TV app?
Play a trailer.
To those wondering if you can use the vision outside, here is what Apple says on their website:
“You can use your Apple Vision Pro outside only in controlled environments. Avoid situations that could cause you to trip and fall, like uneven terrain, or obstacles that you could collide with. If you are outside, avoid extreme temperatures, rain, fog, or moisture of any kind. Apple Vision Pro shouldn’t be used near roadways or areas where moving objects present a collision risk.”
Did you always cover the inside lenses when you took off the headset outside? Been checking everywhere and posting/asking and so far no one had issues or an incident where the sun hit the lenses and damaged the headset? You’d think people would be quick to point that out.
Yes was as careful as possible.
why would sun damage anything, its sun, not Electrical discharge
. @ivanoxx The lenses can focus sunlight into a single powerful "pin" of light that can damage the screen or other components. Like burning ants with a magnifying glass.
@@ivanoxx looks like you think sun is harmless like some giant light bulb. The sun can actually cause tons of damage to equipment. Electronic enclosures can degrade after long hours in direct sunlight, making the components inside more vulnerable. The ultraviolet (UV) rays can even disrupt the molecular chains in a material, destroying its structural integrity. Sunlight exposure can also cause plastics to crack, discolor, and lose strength.
But in the specific case of a VR headset, they contain lenses that focus light and even 30 seconds of direct sunlight will destroy the display. You can search it up. Meta for example, recommends the headset never be used outdoors in sunlight. They use the same type of lenses (quest 3 and AVP).
Say you want to relax and watch a 2 hour movie. Would you choose the sharp image of the Vision Pro or would you choose a 1080p movie on your 50'' tv. Because i think the quality is very impressive, but does it trump the comfort of not wearing a headset when watching a movie.
There will be varying opinions on this. When I got this headset I honestly didn't think I'd want to wear it to watch a full movie. The first time I put on a 3D movie I immediately changed my mind. It's such an amazing experience that I'll deal with the weight on my forehead.
Good think is with the pass-through you'll be able to see the muggers coming
Nice
Can you use normally window laptop screen mirror see how it work ? Many use team viewer on this screen or Remote Desktop on that. I see a lot of Mac so don’t seems any different approach hope you make a difference
the great thing is you can actually see the screen on a bright sunny day.
but on the other hand, it is not much possible to see a laptop screen on a day like this.. not a great experience.
with VPro you can make the day pitch black with a single crank.. no need to find curtains, shaders etc
how u were able to make a video recording of a movie? others say due to DRM the screen is black
Just gotta watch a trailer.
Are the window sizes constrained by real world objects like trees or can windows break through those when you’re in a confined physical space?
Windows can break through.
@@himelstech so on a plane, the window can be bigger than the plane around you? Visually how would that work?
@@AakashMehta lol it would just block the surroundings or be blocked by the surroundings depending on the distance. the screen is simply an overlay.
What happens when you walk closer towards the screen and walks through it?
What when somebody walks across you?will they be infront of the screen or back of the screen?
can you walk back couple meters and then zoom the screen?
Thas really cool😅
Still magical
bruhhhh.... Yo, I'm actually going to go and demo the bad boy on Tuesday! I will buy it right then and there if it is first, comfortable, then if Disney plus can extend to over 119inches, and third if the glare/blue is not present
Have fun! The way you secure the strap around your head really makes a huge difference so play around with it. If using the solo strap, keep it higher on the back of your head then you may expect you'd need to.
I wish you could take photographs on panromas or upload your own space where you wanna watch a film..
How big is the OS, or how much usable space out of the box?
Imagine playing Pokemon Go with this
i think it's kind of a shame that macOS mirroring just creates a virtual screen instead of turning each individual mac app window into its own visionOS panel you can place anywhere, honestly almost every VR/AR PC mirroring platform has this issue and I expected Apple to be the one to set a new standard. Like, imagine if instead of being constrained to a single screen, your macOS dock and system bar floated spatially and you could place your windows anywhere you want?
that's nice. But tell us: is that movie 3D?
Not in the screen recording. I can't screen record 3D movies since I can only screen record when watching trailers, and the trailers for 3D movies are still in 2D :(
@@himelstech cool. I heard there wasn't still any 3D movies available, good to know it's not true.
shud have moved back 20ft away and make the screen as big as a cinema screen.. 300" screen.. is that possible?
What case do you use for the AVP?
www.amazon.com/dp/B09QPN321B
@@himelstech thanks!
What about short sight? Having to wear glasses to see clearly? Can you wear glasses while wearing the vision pro?
I do wear glasses. But not in the Vision Pro. You have to get prescription inserts.
Cheesman Park
I don’t understand why people hate on this thing. I’m not gonna buy one myself, but so many people act like it’s just not impressive and it’s not absolutely incredible when it 100% is. They act like they’re too cool for an incredibly advanced new piece of tech or something and it’s so cringey
You can make the screen even bigger by pinching with both hands and “zooming in” like you would do with a photo.
Is it like a 50 inch tv?
I just tried it at the Apple Store yesterday. I enlarged the screen to a size that felt much larger than my current 85” TV. I’d say it was probably equivalent to a 110” TV. Then there was a cinema mode that makes it seem like you’re watching a movie at a lake and the screen looked gigantic. I was really impressed with the picture quality too.
Nice one
And when community Airdrop makes shared VR for the AVP a thing and then 500 ft screens are common, the entire Valley will get to watch "Two Girls One Cup" together. lol :P
This makes me think about how Apple will have to be careful on how they implement sharing environments.
Hahaha, oh man wasn't thinking about this but future sharing of environments or what "hackers" may push to an entire region will be pretty funny to see.
Is that available on Apple TV?;)
@@doobryw538 haha :)
@@doobryw538 haha. :)
you can't even watch porn on the AVP, so forget about two girls one cup.
how big the Mac virtual screen can get? Assuming it has a different size limitation than watching movies
When these look like normal glasses, it will be fantastic. I think next 10 years they will take over from monitors.
Does the remote laptop screen connection work if there’s no wifi?
Basically commercial of VP that showing a IMAX big size screen on the surface of the lake is a lie, hope Apple can realize in future update
That ad is showing theater mode, which is different from watching a movie in passthrough mode. See my other video on the topic: ruclips.net/video/ASpw213hvh0/видео.html
Can you make it this big in Disney plus
Yes, when watching video in passthrough like this, it's the same size limitations across apps (I think).
cheeseman park!!
Can u connect airpods and apple mouse to vision pro??
Yes
I hope that Apple will update ipad os to turn ipad to be keyboard and power bank for vision pro.
That trailer also looks like it's following you and getting smaller
The only awesome thing to do was having shared vision for same programs or entertainment! Perhaps to bond with other people and keep it social rather then reclusive. Can’t believe that’s not given out of box in this! Do we need another year or two for that to be able to share games, videos etc ?! Meta is way ahead with limited hardware 😢
$4k for a headset with a two hour battery is insane
If you make all windows X Large in settings, the screen gets significantly bigger too (A bit overkill, but also works)
Yeah I showed this ^