Inside the Cirrus Apple Immersive Film: Shooting 180° Stereo From a Plane – Focus Check ep131
In this special episode, we ask the obvious question: can a film you can only watch in a headset actually sell aircraft?
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In this special episode, we ask the obvious question: can a film you can only watch in a headset actually sell aircraft?
Anthony Bottini has watched people take a Vision Pro headset off in tears.
Cirrus Aircraft spent five days over the Arizona desert with three Blackmagic URSA Cine Immersive cameras, came home with 25 to 30 terabytes for two hours of footage, and turned it into an Apple Immersive...
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In this special episode, we ask the obvious question: can a film you can only watch in a headset actually sell aircraft? Anthony Bottini has watched people take a Vision Pro headset off in tears. Cirrus Aircraft spent five days over the Arizona desert with three Blackmagic URSA Cine Immersive cameras, came home with 25 to 30 terabytes for two hours of footage, and turned it into an Apple Immersive Video that its global sales team now carries to events in a flight case.
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- Anthony Bottini has watched people take a Vision Pro headset off in tears.
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Cirrus Aircraft spent five days over the Arizona desert with three Blackmagic URSA Cine Immersive cameras, came home with 25 to 30 terabytes for two hours of footage, and turned it into an Apple Immersive Video that its global sales team now carries to events in a flight case.
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