Beta test URSA Immersive and Davinci Workflow for Vision Pro

Not sure who I should address this to, nor how far this would go.

I have been following the articles about the Blackmagic URSA Cine Immersive.

I managed to get an Apple Vision Pro (AVP) direct from the US to Australia back in February.

I had one of my programmers develop an AVP App to view 3-D models of teeth taken with a 3D dental Scanner.
This alone is a world first application - named sc.ANNE.view - tricky to be released as the AVP has not yet been launched in Australia.

Then I also bought the Canon RF 5.2mm dual lens for the Canon R5 and realised that there is no definitive workflow to get Vision into the AVP. I have been considering getting my programmers to develop such workflow.

Next, I also read about the Canon C400 and immediately after that saw the article about the Immersive.

*** A very straightforward question: Is it possible for me to buy a pre-production Immersive and become a beta tester for this and the Blackmagic 3D workflow.

I can see that the Immersive could have applications in the orthodontic and dental world, as I have been always been interested in 3-D vision/capture of patients' faces.

The orthodontic world has been pursuing this idea for the last 20 years and no one has come up with anything substantial. So your Camera could well have uses in the medical world.

I am also very comfortable with DaVinci Resolve to the point that I have converted ppl to Resolve from FCP and Premiere.

I currently do Beta testing for a company in Silicon Valley.

Hope we can discuss this.

John

I think this forum is not the right place to discuss this. I'd rather contact BM directly. Maybe the media contacts, like Terry Frechette or Stephanie Hueter? They cover Australia too, not only the Americas.
Phone numbers and emails under Media on BM's website.

Clearly think through what you want to achieve and clearly state that in a written proposal for review by BMD as a first step (and Apple later possibly). Then contact the appropriate BMD product manager at BMD which might be Kristian Lam. You could send your proposal and request BMD contact you if interested.

Highly interested in testing any 3D video editing. I use the Sony HDR-TD20V for medical anatomy content. Awesome except no white balance control. Plus, today we need more resolution.

Currently using Cyberlink to edit, working on the process of converting into Resolve, any help is greatly appreciated.

SO, share and share more

Thanks
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