05-11-2016, 12:53 PM
If not for gaming, for videos, as they're getting to be quite popular on Youtube (it's just the beginning).
Like, for example, Samsung VR advertises this:
Some are hoping for 4K smartphones, so that it won't be as pixelated when viewing via VR headgear. Looks like Samsung Galaxy Note 6 won't be 4K.. still 1440p.
Oculus Rift is another alternative..
Sony PS4 Neo VR looks to be promising. Also, I wonder what Nvidia has planned, exactly..
With this video below:
A 3D tracking headset would really give the feeling of immersion, especially as the jet rolls upside down and all that stuff.. It really makes you feel like you're there.
And this one:
It looks almost like a game, doesn't it? Well, Nvidia announced this new tech program that can take 360-degree snapshots from within video games with GTX 10x0 series. Ya know, Ansel? I'm wondering if it's just for 360-degree screenshots, like this one of Obama:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kZ0rtwohMnM
(As you can see, the 360 selfie was taken with Ricoh Theta - make sure to view it in full-screen)
https://theta360.com/s/pF4UJT3bg3jgG3oHqeegTQyUC
But not just a damn screenshot but a 360-degree recording from within video games would be kick-ass in the future. Maybe the bandwidth requirements would be too high and constricting for now, but I'm sure it'll be feasible in no time. Ya know how so many people love watching walk-throughs rather than playing games themselves? (Esp, since it's free, and some people just don't feel like playing or going thru the learning curve or challenges..) It might raise issues with video game developers, if Youtube shows all of it for free online, hmm?
Interesting times..
Like, for example, Samsung VR advertises this:
Some are hoping for 4K smartphones, so that it won't be as pixelated when viewing via VR headgear. Looks like Samsung Galaxy Note 6 won't be 4K.. still 1440p.
Oculus Rift is another alternative..
Sony PS4 Neo VR looks to be promising. Also, I wonder what Nvidia has planned, exactly..
With this video below:
A 3D tracking headset would really give the feeling of immersion, especially as the jet rolls upside down and all that stuff.. It really makes you feel like you're there.
And this one:
It looks almost like a game, doesn't it? Well, Nvidia announced this new tech program that can take 360-degree snapshots from within video games with GTX 10x0 series. Ya know, Ansel? I'm wondering if it's just for 360-degree screenshots, like this one of Obama:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kZ0rtwohMnM
(As you can see, the 360 selfie was taken with Ricoh Theta - make sure to view it in full-screen)
https://theta360.com/s/pF4UJT3bg3jgG3oHqeegTQyUC
But not just a damn screenshot but a 360-degree recording from within video games would be kick-ass in the future. Maybe the bandwidth requirements would be too high and constricting for now, but I'm sure it'll be feasible in no time. Ya know how so many people love watching walk-throughs rather than playing games themselves? (Esp, since it's free, and some people just don't feel like playing or going thru the learning curve or challenges..) It might raise issues with video game developers, if Youtube shows all of it for free online, hmm?
Interesting times..


