How is the Apple Vision Pro for Wildlife Photography and Living in a Van

Game changer !

Super cool🎉

Looks very cool. I would be interested in knowing how good the tones/colors are after editing compared to a good color adjusted monitor. Regardless - enjoy!

Imagine shooting shorebirds at sunrise on the beach then editing them at the beach with all the smells and sounds of the ocean. SmellaVision!

Sorry for being too old style.. but if i need to wear a vision controller to be able to stay outside, it is losing the reason to stay outside to me 😅

So in that most people check the color calibration on their monitors with a gauge....Are the color settings already 100% accurate in the headset or does it need to be calibrated like a monitor???

Great review!

Watch out for that Apple Vision Pro tan line on your face!

Amazing tool. I can see how psyched you are, enjoy your new toy :)

That is awesome. Please don't get eaten by a bear while editing photos in the woods. :)

Incredible

Great review Ray! Thanks.

Using it as a giant display is a really good use case, but in the same time i don't see the urgency to edit the photos in the wrong conditions, for 3500 i can wait.

That is a whole separate camera system on a tripod, wired up and shooting while you do your work on camera A...I get it, but how does this help with photography (The actual act of taking pictures not editing (that is post work).

you may want to edit out vehicle plate...

I enjoy your perspective and the work done using Vision Pro as part of the process. The device solved one of your limitations, and that is a plus.

Man thank you for posting this. This is the proof of concept I needed for using this with a van. Would love to get another update with how this is going now. Any hiccups or advice after you’ve used it in the wild. And please don’t listen to haters. I’m sure there were plenty of people who hated on every new advancement.

Thanks so much for the cool review, I am very interested in being able to edit after my outdoor shoots, wherever I'm at - beach, forest, car, wherever. My question is, is it possible to connect to your mac virtual display if you don't have internet? Like, if I'm at a spot with no cell signal?