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.
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.
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.