Reality Augmented (VR) vs VR Wonderwater

Reality Augmented (VR) is the world's first Stereoscopic Augmented Reality Experience for iOS! Experience real life like never before through your iOS device's camera Filtered and Split for VR! See your surroundings in augmented stereoscopic form using immersive filters and a VR headset. ▼ A Huge Collection of Stunning Camera Filters - Adjustable stereoscopic ratio  - Choose from low to HD camera resolutions - Customize frame rate for stop-motion to smooth, high-speed capture - Audio-Reactive Filters – move with background music or voice - Custom Color Palettes – design your own filter look - Advanced zoom features - Flashlight for night vision ▼ Record and Playback - Record filtered video directly to your photo library - Play videos from your photo library in stereoscopic VR Compatible with iOS VR headsets that have an open front for camera access. Note: Some features — such as video playback and advanced camera controls — require an upgrade via in-app purchase. A free filter rotates. YouTube: https://youtu.be/qONjW8ehRhM Video Preview Music By: www.bensound.com Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

With this app, your hospital room transforms into a beautiful underwater world. Look around and keep your eyes on the bubbles to discover something new each time. This relaxing app was developed for the project "VR in the Hospital," a collaboration between JEF and VRT Sandbox, supported by the Flemish government as part of innovative partnership projects, and developed by Hunsk and Soulmade. For several years now, JEF has been bringing festival films to hospitals through the project "JEF in the Hospital." This initiative has grown into a platform where children and young people can watch festival films all year round. But the JEF festival is more than just watching films during the spring break. Every year, visitors can also be amazed in the media lab or take part in workshops and masterclasses. Virtual reality offers the opportunity to bring this part of the festival to hospitals or even to children’s homes. To create the content for the VR Wonderwater app, we visited children in hospitals and rehabilitation centers. They shared their imagination and drew characters, which the animators then translated into 3D animations. The result can be admired in this app, using a (cardboard) VR headset. Want to know more about JEF? www.jeugdfilm.be