Mobile stitching is far inferior to desktop Fusion Studio on desktop feels very unfinished OverCapture lacks keyframe support Sharpness is still a sore point of 360 “Why you can trust Digital Trends – ...

Spherical cameras seem to be one of the more undesired tech trends to be pushed on people in the past couple of years. Consumer tech companies have opted to develop these expensive products as a segue ...

Getting into the spherical video game makes sense for GoPro. Surfing giant waves at Mavericks, jumping off a cliff in a wingsuit, floating around on the ISS—these are things I will likely never, ever ...

The GoPro Fusion frustrates me greatly. The hardware is great, producing some incredible 360 photos and videos. The size is right, the included tripod/selfie-stick is fantastic, and overall it's a ...

GoPro currently offers not one, but two flagship action cameras. Announced simultaneously in 2017, both devices are great for capturing outdoor footage (and stills) in challenging conditions but are, ...

At the GoPro Mountain Games in Vail, Colo., last week, GoPro took the wraps off its Fusion spherical camera, a hardware and software technology package that, if executed effectively, could herald the ...

GoPro's next breakthrough camera is the Fusion, its first consumer 360-degree camera capable of capturing 360/VR video in 5.2K resolution. It looks mighty sick. Bitchin', even. It's one thing to look ...