I Bought a Canon EOS R50 V, Which Might Also Work as a VR Camera

I bought a Canon EOS R50 V as my new video camera. This time I am writing about how I got there and my first impressions.

I bought a Canon EOS R50 V as my new video camera. This time I am writing about how I got there and my first impressions.
The exhibit at LODGE XR Talk Vol.30 finished successfully, and I received various kinds of feedback. On my local machine, I can now give a presentation with Markdown-based web slides while displaying arbitrary information on the Even G1 display. I thought all that remained was to display whatever content I liked.
But once I actually started displaying things, I realized that there seem to be many different types of information that could go there. This time, I will focus on what should be displayed.

At LODGE XR Talk Vol.30, held at LODGE on August 21, I exhibited a demo at a booth in the venue where Even G1 and Marp were connected with Web Bluetooth to display something like presenter notes in the air.

The mechanism I have been steadily building lately, which connects Even G1 and a browser over Web Bluetooth, is now connecting successfully, and I was able to make a prototype. I am grateful to have been given an opportunity to exhibit it at XR Trend Watch & Hands-on Session! LODGE XR Talk Vol.30, which will be held on August 21, so I decided to run a hands-on demo for participants.

Now that the Mac version of Cyberpunk 2077 is out, I wondered if sharing that screen to Vision Pro might make for an incredible gaming experience, so I gave it a try.