Mixed reality video: the best way to show your VR app to the world

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When I started to read this article, I asked myself "that is a good question... how do you should the world how an app or a game in VR works if they people watching are not living it? Well, You could take snapshots and lose the opportunity to sell the app and game you created... but what this article tells us is that the best way to advertise VR is by doing mixed reality videos.

But... how do we do that?
Doing a video like this involves not only the the VR experience, but what the person in that VR experience feels like. So how does it look like? Well, you will see the real person in the Virtual world all at once!

Isn't this a great idea?

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  1. Daria YasevaSeptember 18, 2016 at 5:31 PM

    I agree that it's an amazing idea of making a mixed reality videos. Can you also imagine showcasing, for example, a horror movie using a mixed reality video? Where the protagonist becomes YOU. How mind blowing, really!

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