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Apple has launched visionOS 2, marking the first significant enhancement to the operating system that supports the Apple Vision Pro. Following its announcement at WWDC in June and several rounds of beta testing, the Apple Vision Pro is now receiving an update to visionOS. Owners of the headset can now download version 2.
0 of the operating system. Also Read: Apple iPhone 16 and iPhone 16 Plus dominate debut sales visionOS 2 is out now, bringing significant improvements to Apple Vision Pro. Read about all the changes here: https://t.
co/9g5NPE30tc pic.twitter.com/UzyBy9zovt — UploadVR (@UploadVR) September 16, 2024 The updates encompass a broad range of features, including enhancements to photographic and video content, the introduction of new gestures, improvements to the Mac Virtual Display, and enhancements to the Persona functionality.
With the introduction of visionOS 2, users now have the capability to utilize their existing photos from the photo library and transform them into spatial photos. This enhancement involves adding depth to the images, thereby improving the effectiveness of the stereoscopic effect. The Photos application has undergone enhancements to facilitate the management of your image collection and to enable swift access to spatial photos.
During a FaceTime call, users of Apple Vision Pro can share images, videos, and panoramas with one another through SharePlay. Videos within your photo library can be edited using the headset, thanks to the inclusion of trimming controls. For those seeking a more adventurous experience, Apple has hinted at the capability to create and edit spatial videos in Final Cut Pro on a Mac, which can subsequently be viewed on the Apple Vision Pro.
Users of Apple Vision Pro will have the opportunity to utilize new gestures to access the Home View and Control Center, eliminating the need to gaze at the ceiling or press the Top button. To enter Home View, simply look at your palm and tap the dot that appears. In the initial release of visionOS, users were unable to modify the arrangement of icons in Home View.
However, with the introduction of visionOS 2, users now have the ability to personalize the layout of their icons. Apple has released visionOS 2 to the public, here is what's new: • Spatial photos: Users can now create 3D spatial photos from existing images in their library • New hand gestures: Added gestures for quick access to features like Home View and Control Center • Mac Virtual..
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com/xZs41BzRNZ — Apple Vision Report (@spatialreport) September 16, 2024 The range of environments available for user immersion has expanded to feature Bora Bora. This setting offers a stunning vista of a sandy beach, crystal-clear waters, and picturesque distant landscapes. Also Read: Apple's colourful plastic design for Watch SE in development.
