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Insta360’s new Spatial Captures work on Apple Vision Pro! It’s super easy. Capture up to 2 minutes with your camera, then submit it through the Insta360 app. Mine were ready in 60–90 minutes. Open the share link in PhotoSplat 3D and boom, you’re inside.

15,430 просмотров • 6 дней назад •via X (Twitter)

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Фото профиля Justin Ryan
Justin Ryan6 дней назад

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Фото профиля Hansolo
Hansolo6 дней назад

almost alien tech ... so cool

Фото профиля West Decker
West Decker6 дней назад

I love this side of technology and how it comes together!

Фото профиля SmaŁŁKineNuha
SmaŁŁKineNuha6 дней назад

Wholly crap! 😳 🔥

Фото профиля Jennifer Athena
Jennifer Athena6 дней назад

Amazing. Thx Justin.

Фото профиля Joshua Weaver
Joshua Weaver5 дней назад

wow this is sick. i need to try mine.

Фото профиля Trevor Green
Trevor Green6 дней назад

Cool. But it just makes it more aggravating that we don’t have AR Kit. A capture like this should be the digital twin of the real world space with the full AR layer of being able to ID objects and places and get more information. Something that is not happening just because of apples nannying policies on device usage.

Фото профиля Omar
Omar6 дней назад

That’s insane, can I do this on a pico 4 headset? Or is exclusive to the vision pro? @grok

Фото профиля Steven Cheng
Steven Cheng5 дней назад

PhotoSplat 3D makes the workflow way smoother

Фото профиля George Avdey
George Avdey6 дней назад

And the value of this is…..?

Фото профиля Justin Ryan
Justin Ryan6 дней назад

If a photo is worth a thousand words, a splat is worth a million. For me, it’s being able to step back into memories and share them with friends. The older I get, the more I value that. There are so many places and things I wish I could go back and capture this way. For enterprise, the uses range from real estate to robotics.

Фото профиля George Avdey
George Avdey5 дней назад

Well I think that’s a nice sentiment. I appreciate your perspective. It’s also great to stay in the moment, breathe it all in without technology and appreciate God’s wonders.

Фото профиля Justin Ryan
Justin Ryan5 дней назад

24 hours in a day. This takes less than 2 min. You can do both.

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