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So by now, you should already receive your brand new Oculus Quest 2 or watched tons of Quest 2 review by other VR gamers, but still not really sure how good is the image quality of the Quest 2. Instead of blindly trust other influencers, you should have your own way to test the image quality with MAX resolution media that can push the limit of the brand new
Qualcomm® Snapdragon™ XR2.
The MAX resolution of Quest 2 is
8192x4096 in 60fps for monoscopic 360 video or 5760x5760 in 60fps for 3D stereoscopic 360VR video.
As an immersive content creator and professional VR filmmaker, I will provide my test footage shot on the 11K Insta360 Titan, and 6K VR180 video in ProRes 10-bit color shot on the Z Cam K2Pro. I will even offer you a 10-bit sample with pure black to test the black level of the brand new LED display compared to the OLED from the Quest 1.
After you see the impressive Quest 2 image quality with Professional high-end VR cameras, I will show you my rendering workflow in Adobe Premiere or in FFMPEG, so you can create the best looking immersive video for other Oculus Quest 2 users.
I will also show you how to use the new Cache media feature on Oculus TV to watch some official remastered contents produced by Oculus.
Hey, what’s up, everybody? It is your boy Hugh here from CreatorUp, the #1 YouTube channel dedicated to immersive VR filmmaking for everyone.
First, disclaimer, I am not as lucky as other VR influencers who get their Quest 2 during Oculus Connect, for free from Facebook. I bought my Oculus Quest 2 just like everyone else — so all my Quest 2 reviews are unbiased and based on my own experience.
If you know me and have been following this channel, you know my original VR content is constantly featured on Oculus TV. So I hope my opinion will help you.
After reading so many complaints on the Internet or on Reddit, my first…
