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Japan's specialized visionOS conference, visionOS TC, will be held from December 6 to 7. Ahead of the conference, there was a call for speakers, and I applied as well. Unfortunately, my lightning talk was accepted only as a backup. So I will write about what I wanted to talk about.

If any study group finds this topic interesting, I would be happy to come give the talk. The materials are expected to be ready by the event date, and of course I do not require an honorarium, so please consider it.

I already mentioned it casually in another entry, so this report is out of order, but I bought a Canon EOS R5 Mark II. It came as a set with the RF5.2mm F2.8 L DUAL FISHEYE. I had not planned to buy this this year, but the flow of fate led me to it.

I attended the "Details of the Latest Accessories and Media Devices for visionOS" workshop held at Apple in Roppongi on Tuesday, October 28, from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. At the workshop, we were able to actually pair various devices with Vision Pro, run samples in Xcode, and try linking with the devices.

The Solo Knit Band comes standard when you buy Vision Pro. It supports Vision Pro with only the back of the head and the main unit, so the hold area at the back of the head is wide. Because there are many photos of Vision Pro with the Solo Knit Band attached, some people may think it is integrated with the device.

The RF-S3.9mm F3.5 STM DUAL FISHEYE, which I bought around the same time as the EOS R50 V, arrived a little later. More precisely, I went to Camera no Kitamura to pick it up, so it might be more accurate to say I brought it home. It is along my commute route to a coworking space I sometimes use, so it is easy to pick things up there.