1080p but remember that it is recording SBS (side by side) video so it would be 2 videos and each would be 1080p, not 4k but arguably decent for the hardware?🤔
hmm I'm not sure I follow 🤔. The image might look different because it is a SBS video. If you have the xreal air 2 pro or the viture xr pro you can watch in 3D if not it's gonna look unusual. You can look in youtoube for 3d sbs and you'll find similar videos (are intended to be watched with glasses that support 3D SBS...side by side)
Using the XReal Air on Beam Pro. The 3d photos and videos I shoot are just fine in real 3d - but if watching content e.g. your 3d sbs video here it's not aligned right on my glasses and just looks like 2 slightly overlapping distorted parallel videos.
@@digglerdiggler thanks for this comment. I know what you mean! does this happen only with this video or any other SBS video in youtube? I have experienced this with the xreal air 2 pro only but with the viture xr pro works ok for me. However, I found something interesting with some of the youtube 3D sbs videos. If I look down in the centre the video, after a few seconds suddenly my eyes align and adapt themselves to see all ok and without issues. I'm not sure if it is me eyes, my IPD, the glasses or what is going on. I did see things perfectly fine with a finding nemo 3d sbs video here on youtube but others look exactly as you describe. Possibly someone can provide more details as to what's happening. Thanks so much for sharing this feedback 😎 The idea of this video was to share the output from the xreal beam pro, unchanged exactly as it was recorded by the beam pro (raw footage without editing).
Thanks for taking the time to go into more detail! So far all youtube sbs videos I tried where like this, so it is definetely not your video but I rather think a youtube thing. But I must admit I only ran each video for a short time and didn't wait longer for the eyes to align. I will try that. But as I wrote, the 3d pics and videos shot on beam pro just look right from the get go.
@@digglerdiggler yeah, same for me the videos/photos do look right from the get go locally but not on youtube. However, they DO LOOK OK when I use the viture XR pro glasses (with or without the beam pro), so, I think the "3d sbs" mode from the xreal air 2 pro are not compatible with my eyes out of the box or my eyes/the glasses need adjustment 🤷♂ Thank YOU for sharing your experience, it does help to understand how these glasses are working for others. If you try what I suggested for a few seconds (no less than a minute) it might (or not?) work. It took less than a minute for my eyes to adjust but it also made me wonder: why? what are the consequences of staying long periods of time with my eyes "adjusted" in that way. I couldn't see my own eyes but I wonder whether they were misaligned to make up for the issue or it is rather a factory defect I have 😄, plenty of questions!
Thx for the sample. I look forward to checking it out via 3D tv.
Does anyone know where can i get full sbs format movies?
XReal Beam Pro can't shoot in 4k, can it?? right?
1080p but remember that it is recording SBS (side by side) video so it would be 2 videos and each would be 1080p, not 4k but arguably decent for the hardware?🤔
The image is off when watching with beam pro. Might be a TH-cam problem....
hmm I'm not sure I follow 🤔. The image might look different because it is a SBS video. If you have the xreal air 2 pro or the viture xr pro you can watch in 3D if not it's gonna look unusual. You can look in youtoube for 3d sbs and you'll find similar videos (are intended to be watched with glasses that support 3D SBS...side by side)
Using the XReal Air on Beam Pro.
The 3d photos and videos I shoot are just fine in real 3d - but if watching content e.g. your 3d sbs video here it's not aligned right on my glasses and just looks like 2 slightly overlapping distorted parallel videos.
@@digglerdiggler thanks for this comment. I know what you mean! does this happen only with this video or any other SBS video in youtube? I have experienced this with the xreal air 2 pro only but with the viture xr pro works ok for me. However, I found something interesting with some of the youtube 3D sbs videos. If I look down in the centre the video, after a few seconds suddenly my eyes align and adapt themselves to see all ok and without issues. I'm not sure if it is me eyes, my IPD, the glasses or what is going on. I did see things perfectly fine with a finding nemo 3d sbs video here on youtube but others look exactly as you describe. Possibly someone can provide more details as to what's happening. Thanks so much for sharing this feedback 😎
The idea of this video was to share the output from the xreal beam pro, unchanged exactly as it was recorded by the beam pro (raw footage without editing).
Thanks for taking the time to go into more detail! So far all youtube sbs videos I tried where like this, so it is definetely not your video but I rather think a youtube thing.
But I must admit I only ran each video for a short time and didn't wait longer for the eyes to align. I will try that. But as I wrote, the 3d pics and videos shot on beam pro just look right from the get go.
@@digglerdiggler yeah, same for me the videos/photos do look right from the get go locally but not on youtube. However, they DO LOOK OK when I use the viture XR pro glasses (with or without the beam pro), so, I think the "3d sbs" mode from the xreal air 2 pro are not compatible with my eyes out of the box or my eyes/the glasses need adjustment
🤷♂
Thank YOU for sharing your experience, it does help to understand how these glasses are working for others. If you try what I suggested for a few seconds (no less than a minute) it might (or not?) work. It took less than a minute for my eyes to adjust but it also made me wonder: why? what are the consequences of staying long periods of time with my eyes "adjusted" in that way. I couldn't see my own eyes but I wonder whether they were misaligned to make up for the issue or it is rather a factory defect I have 😄, plenty of questions!