>>29094

I'm impartial to VR myself, but if you were interested in creating stereoscopic videos, you could purchase a phone headset for a fair price. And through some simple network connections and a decent (most likely free) desktop streaming software, it would certainly make VR video creation doable. I've experimented a bit with connecting my phone to my computer for VR gaming, and though I never got it running perfectly, it worked well enough.

Now, truely immersive VR would be a tad more difficult, but not impossible. You'd want to make sure your phone had the proper hardware for the job (a gyroscopic sensor and good graphics capabilities), and you'd DEFINITELY want a wired connection. And there's definitely some software out there for this specific purpose, though I haven't checked it out specifically. Needless to say, it's still doable, and for cheap.

Personally, I'm content with your normal videos, as they don't require me to much more than download and jack it, but I do think a VR video by you would be interesting. I wouldn't know how you'd play out the scene, but a VR rendition of Elite BJ would just be delightful!

Needless to say, your work is spectacular, and I look forward to whatever you make, VR or otherwise.