What 180-degree 3D video actually is, why it looks so much better than 360, and how we film it in up to 16K.
A 360 video spends most of its resolution behind your head. VR180 concentrates every pixel into the view in front of you, so the same file size delivers a dramatically sharper picture.
VR180 is stereoscopic: each eye gets its own image, filmed through two lenses set apart like your own eyes. That is what makes a ridgeline feel like a place instead of a picture. Most 360 travel video is flat mono.
No stitch lines, no warped tripods, no ghosting. One cinema camera, two lenses, one honest image.
We shoot on cinema-grade immersive camera equipment at resolutions up to 16K, then master and stream at the highest quality each headset and connection can handle, up to 8K.
Apple named Explore POV its Vision Pro App of the Year 2025 and features our films in its own Spatial Gallery. Apple's editors called it "the closest thing to teleportation."
From Fiordland to the Philippines, filmed by our team and added to regularly. Watch on Apple Vision Pro, or in the browser on Meta Quest, Pico, and Samsung Galaxy XR.
Words do not really cover it. In your headset browser, go to explorepov.com/vr and watch the trailer, or read how browser viewing works.