Dummy's guide to Virtual Reality - Top 5 basic things you should know about VR

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The Top 5 things every beginner should know about virtual reality. VR is going mainstream and you should know the very basics if you don't want to seem like a dummy.

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1. VR 360° Spherical Video captures
every angle at once
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1. VR 360° Spherical Video captures
every angle at once
Cameras point in all directions and
record simultaneously.
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1. VR 360° Spherical Video captures
every angle at once
A prototype 360-degree
camera from Jaunt.
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1. VR 360° Spherical Video captures
every angle at once
A prototype 360-degree
camera from Jaunt.
OZO - the first Nokia
Virtual Reality Camera
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1. VR 360° Spherical Video captures
every angle at once
A prototype 360-degree
camera from Jaunt.
OZO - the first Nokia
Virtual Reality Camera
Google JUMP 360
camera with 16 GoPros
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2. You can watch this content with
fully immersive “goggle” type
headgear
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2. You can watch this content with
fully immersive “goggle” type
headgear
The Samsung Gear VR
powered by Oculus uses a
Samsung Phone
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2. You can watch this content with
fully immersive “goggle” type
headgear
The Oculus Rift
plugs in to your
computer
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2. You can watch this content with
fully immersive “goggle” type
headgear
Other powered headgear, like PlayStation
Project Morpheus
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2. You can watch this content with
fully immersive “goggle” type
headgear
Other powered headgear, like PlayStation
Project Morpheus and HTC’s VIVE …
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3. There are cheaper ways to watch VR
by using your own phone in split
screen
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Google created a free template
called Google Cardboard
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3. There are cheaper ways to watch VR
by using your own phone in split
screen

So you can
make it
yourself
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3. There are cheaper ways to watch VR
by using your own phone in split
screen

Or purchase one
from a
manufacturing
company
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3. There are cheaper ways to watch VR
by using your own phone in split
screen

There are LOADS of companies making
headsets that work with your phone in split
screen….
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3. There are cheaper ways to watch VR
by using your own phone in split
screen

There are LOADS of companies making
headsets that work with your phone in split
screen….
3. There are cheaper ways to watch VR
by using your own phone in split
screen
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3. There are cheaper ways to watch VR
by using your own phone in split
screen
Google Cardboard
can be as cheap as
$5
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3. There are cheaper ways to watch VR
by using your own phone in split
screen
Google Cardboard
can be as cheap as
$5
(or free if you get a
promotional one)
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4. You can watch VR online
W I T H or W I T H O U T a headset
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Uploaded on YouTube,
you can move around
the 360 scene by
dragging your finger
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4. You can watch VR online
W I T H or W I T H O U T a headset

Or, uploaded on YouTube, hold your
phone up and move it around to give
you a window into that 360 world
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4. You can watch VR online
W I T H or W I T H O U T a headset

Special APPS will take the 360 video
and make it SPLIT SCREEN
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4. You can watch VR online
W I T H or W I T H O U T a headset

So you can now watch it with your
Google Cardboard or other headset
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4. You can watch VR online
W I T H or W I T H O U T a headset

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4. You can watch VR online
W I T H or W I T H O U T a headset
If you have an
ANDROID phone,
YouTube 360 videos
will offer an icon at
the bottom right
corner to split screen.

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4. You can watch VR online
W I T H or W I T H O U T a headset
As of now
IOS Phones
[iPhone] need
to use a
separate APP
to split screen.

5. Virtual Reality is forecasted to
become a BILLION dollar industry.
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5. Virtual Reality is forecasted to
become a BILLION dollar industry.
$150Bn
Virtual and augmented reality markets to reach $150 billion by 2020.
[Digi-capital report]
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So now you are caught
up on the basics…
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So now you are caught
up on the basics…
You are no longer a
beginner.
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1. [ A Dummy’s Guide to the VR Craze: Part 1 ] Top5things every beginner should know about www.WorldTravelVR.com VIRTUAL REALITY

2. 1. VR 360° Spherical Video captures every angle at once www.WorldTravelVR.com

3. 1. VR 360° Spherical Video captures every angle at once Cameras point in all directions and record simultaneously. www.WorldTravelVR.com

4. 1. VR 360° Spherical Video captures every angle at once A prototype 360-degree camera from Jaunt. www.WorldTravelVR.com

5. 1. VR 360° Spherical Video captures every angle at once A prototype 360-degree camera from Jaunt. OZO - the first Nokia Virtual Reality Camera www.WorldTravelVR.com

6. 1. VR 360° Spherical Video captures every angle at once A prototype 360-degree camera from Jaunt. OZO - the first Nokia Virtual Reality Camera Google JUMP 360 camera with 16 GoPros www.WorldTravelVR.com

7. 1. VR 360° Spherical Video captures every angle at once A prototype 360-degree camera from Jaunt. OZO - the first Nokia Virtual Reality Camera Google JUMP 360 camera with 16 GoPros Freedom 360 with 6 GoPros www.WorldTravelVR.com

8. 1. VR 360° Spherical Video captures every angle at once A prototype 360-degree camera from Jaunt. OZO - the first Nokia Virtual Reality Camera Google JUMP 360 camera with 16 GoPros Freedom 360 with 6 GoPros Samsung’s Project Beyond 360 camera www.WorldTravelVR.com

9. 1. VR 360° Spherical Video captures every angle at once A prototype 360-degree camera from Jaunt. OZO - the first Nokia Virtual Reality Camera Google JUMP 360 camera with 16 GoPros Freedom 360 with 6 GoPros Samsung’s Project Beyond 360 camera And plenty more examples www.WorldTravelVR.com

10. 2. You can watch this content with fully immersive “goggle” type headgear www.WorldTravelVR.com

11. 2. You can watch this content with fully immersive “goggle” type headgear The Samsung Gear VR powered by Oculus uses a Samsung Phone www.WorldTravelVR.com

12. 2. You can watch this content with fully immersive “goggle” type headgear The Oculus Rift plugs in to your computer www.WorldTravelVR.com

13. 2. You can watch this content with fully immersive “goggle” type headgear Other powered headgear, like PlayStation Project Morpheus www.WorldTravelVR.com

14. 2. You can watch this content with fully immersive “goggle” type headgear Other powered headgear, like PlayStation Project Morpheus and HTC’s VIVE … www.WorldTravelVR.com

15. 2. You can watch this content with fully immersive “goggle” type headgear Other powered headgear, like PlayStation Project Morpheus and HTC’s VIVE …lead the exciting hardware that will enter the VR market. www.WorldTravelVR.com

16. 3. There are cheaper ways to watch VR by using your own phone in split screen www.WorldTravelVR.com

17. Google created a free template called Google Cardboard www.WorldTravelVR.com 3. There are cheaper ways to watch VR by using your own phone in split screen

18. So you can make it yourself www.WorldTravelVR.com 3. There are cheaper ways to watch VR by using your own phone in split screen

19. Or purchase one from a manufacturing company www.WorldTravelVR.com 3. There are cheaper ways to watch VR by using your own phone in split screen

20. You can even custom BRAND your Google Cardboard for your business #GreatGiveaways www.WorldTravelVR.com 3. There are cheaper ways to watch VR by using your own phone in split screen

21. There are LOADS of companies making headsets that work with your phone in split screen…. www.WorldTravelVR.com 3. There are cheaper ways to watch VR by using your own phone in split screen

22. There are LOADS of companies making headsets that work with your phone in split screen…. 3. There are cheaper ways to watch VR by using your own phone in split screen www.WorldTravelVR.com

23. There are LOADS of companies making headsets that work with your phone in split screen…. 3. There are cheaper ways to watch VR by using your own phone in split screen www.WorldTravelVR.com

24. There are LOADS of companies making headsets that work with your phone in split screen…. 3. There are cheaper ways to watch VR by using your own phone in split screen www.WorldTravelVR.com

25. There are LOADS of companies making headsets that work with your phone in split screen…. 3. There are cheaper ways to watch VR by using your own phone in split screen www.WorldTravelVR.com

26. There are LOADS of companies making headsets that work with your phone in split screen…. 3. There are cheaper ways to watch VR by using your own phone in split screen These range from about $25 to $80 www.WorldTravelVR.com

27. 3. There are cheaper ways to watch VR by using your own phone in split screen Google Cardboard can be as cheap as $5 www.WorldTravelVR.com

28. 3. There are cheaper ways to watch VR by using your own phone in split screen Google Cardboard can be as cheap as $5 (or free if you get a promotional one) www.WorldTravelVR.com

29. 4. You can watch VR online W I T H or W I T H O U T a headset www.WorldTravelVR.com

30. Uploaded on YouTube, you can move around the 360 scene by dragging your finger www.WorldTravelVR.com 4. You can watch VR online W I T H or W I T H O U T a headset

31. Or, uploaded on YouTube, hold your phone up and move it around to give you a window into that 360 world www.WorldTravelVR.com 4. You can watch VR online W I T H or W I T H O U T a headset

32. Special APPS will take the 360 video and make it SPLIT SCREEN www.WorldTravelVR.com 4. You can watch VR online W I T H or W I T H O U T a headset

33. So you can now watch it with your Google Cardboard or other headset www.WorldTravelVR.com 4. You can watch VR online W I T H or W I T H O U T a headset

34. www.WorldTravelVR.com 4. You can watch VR online W I T H or W I T H O U T a headset If you have an ANDROID phone, YouTube 360 videos will offer an icon at the bottom right corner to split screen.

35. www.WorldTravelVR.com 4. You can watch VR online W I T H or W I T H O U T a headset As of now IOS Phones [iPhone] need to use a separate APP to split screen.

36. 5. Virtual Reality is forecasted to become a BILLION dollar industry. www.WorldTravelVR.com

37. 5. Virtual Reality is forecasted to become a BILLION dollar industry. $150Bn Virtual and augmented reality markets to reach $150 billion by 2020. [Digi-capital report] www.WorldTravelVR.com

38. 5. Virtual Reality is forecasted to become a BILLION dollar industry. $150Bn Virtual and augmented reality markets to reach $150 billion by 2020. [Digi-capital report] 24m units Industry analysis has forecasted that 12.2 million virtual reality viewing headsets will be sold in 2016 raising to 24 million by 2018. [Pipar Jaffray] www.WorldTravelVR.com

39. 5. Virtual Reality is forecasted to become a BILLION dollar industry. $150Bn Virtual and augmented reality markets to reach $150 billion by 2020. [Digi-capital report] 24m units Industry analysis has forecasted that 12.2 million virtual reality viewing headsets will be sold in 2016 raising to 24 million by 2018. [Pipar Jaffray] 13,000% growth Virtual reality market expected to grow by over 13,000% in the next 3 years. Nearly 5 times faster than the iPhone. [Kzero Report] www.WorldTravelVR.com

40. 5. Virtual Reality is forecasted to become a BILLION dollar industry. $150Bn Virtual and augmented reality markets to reach $150 billion by 2020. [Digi-capital report] 24m units Industry analysis has forecasted that 12.2 million virtual reality viewing headsets will be sold in 2016 raising to 24 million by 2018. [Pipar Jaffray] 13,000% growth Virtual reality market expected to grow by over 13,000% in the next 3 years. Nearly 5 times faster than the iPhone. [Kzero Report] In 2014 Facebook bought the VR viewer Oculus for US 2.3 Billion www.WorldTravelVR.com

41. 5. Virtual Reality is forecasted to become a BILLION dollar industry. $150Bn Virtual and augmented reality markets to reach $150 billion by 2020. [Digi-capital report] 24m units Industry analysis has forecasted that 12.2 million virtual reality viewing headsets will be sold in 2016 raising to 24 million by 2018. [Pipar Jaffray] 13,000% growth Virtual reality market expected to grow by over 13,000% in the next 3 years. Nearly 5 times faster than the iPhone. [Kzero Report] In 2014 Facebook bought the VR viewer Oculus for US 2.3 Billion www.WorldTravelVR.com

42. 5. Virtual Reality is forecasted to become a BILLION dollar industry. $150Bn Virtual and augmented reality markets to reach $150 billion by 2020. [Digi-capital report] 24m units Industry analysis has forecasted that 12.2 million virtual reality viewing headsets will be sold in 2016 raising to 24 million by 2018. [Pipar Jaffray] 13,000% growth Virtual reality market expected to grow by over 13,000% in the next 3 years. Nearly 5 times faster than the iPhone. [Kzero Report] In 2014 Facebook bought the VR viewer Oculus for US 2.3 Billion www.WorldTravelVR.com

43. 5. Virtual Reality is forecasted to become a BILLION dollar industry. $150Bn Virtual and augmented reality markets to reach $150 billion by 2020. [Digi-capital report] 24m units Industry analysis has forecasted that 12.2 million virtual reality viewing headsets will be sold in 2016 raising to 24 million by 2018. [Pipar Jaffray] 13,000% growth Virtual reality market expected to grow by over 13,000% in the next 3 years. Nearly 5 times faster than the iPhone. [Kzero Report] In 2014 Facebook bought the VR viewer Oculus for US 2.3 Billion Television Shows www.WorldTravelVR.com

44. 5. Virtual Reality is forecasted to become a BILLION dollar industry. $150Bn Virtual and augmented reality markets to reach $150 billion by 2020. [Digi-capital report] 24m units Industry analysis has forecasted that 12.2 million virtual reality viewing headsets will be sold in 2016 raising to 24 million by 2018. [Pipar Jaffray] 13,000% growth Virtual reality market expected to grow by over 13,000% in the next 3 years. Nearly 5 times faster than the iPhone. [Kzero Report] In 2014 Facebook bought the VR viewer Oculus for US 2.3 Billion Television Shows Marketing Campaigns www.WorldTravelVR.com

45. 5. Virtual Reality is forecasted to become a BILLION dollar industry. $150Bn Virtual and augmented reality markets to reach $150 billion by 2020. [Digi-capital report] 24m units Industry analysis has forecasted that 12.2 million virtual reality viewing headsets will be sold in 2016 raising to 24 million by 2018. [Pipar Jaffray] 13,000% growth Virtual reality market expected to grow by over 13,000% in the next 3 years. Nearly 5 times faster than the iPhone. [Kzero Report] In 2014 Facebook bought the VR viewer Oculus for US 2.3 Billion Television Shows Marketing Campaigns www.WorldTravelVR.com

46. So now you are caught up on the basics… www.WorldTravelVR.com

47. So now you are caught up on the basics… You are no longer a beginner. www.WorldTravelVR.com

48. Let’s make you some CONTENT www.WorldTravelVR.com

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