GoPro Camera Fusion - 360 Waterproof Digital VR Camera with Spherical 5.2K HD Video 18MP Photos
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Features
- Spherical video plus photos capture incredible 5.2K videos and 18MP photos of everything around you by shooting in every direction at once
- Over capture : Turn 5.2K spherical videos into traditional 1080P videos from any angle right on your phone; Full compatibility on iPhone 6s, iPad mini 4 and later devices; compatibility varies for earlier devices; See technical specifications below for android compatibility
- Transform spherical photos into traditional shots crop 18MP spherical photos any way you want to create standard resolution photos that are easier to save and share. Video ISO Range: 400 to 6400 (Manual)
- Create plus share on your phone preview and play back shots, edit videos and share them on the spot with the GoPro app; Full compatibility on iPhone 6s, iPad mini 4 and later devices; Compatibility varies for earlier devices; See technical specifications below for android compatibility
- Immersive 360 experiences play back spherical footage in VR to bring everyone into the moment with you
- Requires two high performance microSD, microSDHC or microSDXC cards with a class 10 or UHS II/III rating or higher; for the best performance, be sure your fusion camera has the latest software and always use the latest versions of the GoPro mobile app and GoPro fusion studio app for desktop
Description
Fusion captures spherical video and photos, recording everything so you can find the best shots later. Play it back in VR or use over capture to create traditional videos and photos you can share right on your phone.  With Ultra smooth stabilization and 5.2K video, Fusion is like having a professional film crew with you wherever you go. Note-exposure value compensation affects the brightness of your video or photo. Adjusting this setting can improve image quality when shooting in environments with contrasting lighting conditions. Options for this setting range from minus 2.0 to plus 2.0. The default setting is 0. Higher values result in brighter images. Turn the status lights off if you are capturing in an area with windows or mirrors that might cause reflection in the shot. Compatible android devices are Asus Zenfone AR, google pixel, pixel XL, google pixel 2, pixel 2 XL, LG V30, Motorola Moto z, Moto z force, Motorola Moto Z2 force. Samsung galaxy note 8, galaxy S7, S7 edge, S7 active, Samsung galaxy S8, S8 plus and Zte axon 7. For ios compatibility iPhone x, iPhone 8, 8 plus, iPhone 7,7 plus, iPhone 6s, 6s plus, iPhone SE, iPad pro 10.5 inch, iPad pro 12.9 inch second generation, iPad pro 12.9 inch, iPad pro 9.7 inch and iPad fifth generation. Requires ios 10 and later. Voice Control in 10 Languages. Kindly refer user manual before usage of the product.
Brand: GoPro
Photo Sensor Technology: CCD
Video Capture Resolution: 5.2K
Maximum Focal Length: 7 millimeters
Maximum Aperture: 2 f_stop
Flash Memory Type: Micro SD
Video Capture Format: MPEG-4
Supported Audio Format: AAC, MP3
Screen Size: 10.5 inches
Connectivity Technology: Bluetooth, USB, Wi-Fi
Sensor Type: CCD
Connectivity Technology: Bluetooth, USB, Wi-Fi
Color: Black
Special Feature: Waterproof
Water Resistance Level: Waterproof
Image stabilization: Digital
Form Factor: Compact
Item Weight: 8 ounces
Wireless Compability: Bluetooth
Style Name: Base
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 1.61"D x 2.6"W x 2.87"H
Number of Batteries: 1 Lithium Polymer batteries required. (included)
Operating System: Android
Maximum Focal Length: 7 millimeters
Maximum Aperture: 2 f_stop
Minimum Focal Length: 7 millimeters
Lens Type: Zoom
Minimum Aperture: 2.8
Focus Type: Manual Focus
Screen Size: 10.5 inches
Display Resolution Maximum: UHD
Flash Memory Type: Micro SD
Flash Memory Speed Class: C10
Flash Memory UHS Speed Class: 3
Flash Memory Video Speed Class: V60
Flash Memory Bus Interface Type: UHS-II
Compatible Devices: Some Apple iPhones and iPads
Brand: GoPro
Model Number: CHDHZ-103
Camcorder Type: Action Camera
Model Name: GoPro
Built-In Media: Curved Fusion Mount, Flat Fusion Mount, Fusion Battery, Fusion Case, Fusion Grip, Fusion Mounting Fingers, GoPro Fusion Camera, USB-C Cable
Antenna Location: action sports recording, immersive VR experiences, underwater filming, general-purpose video recording
Unit Count: 1 Count
Manufacturer: GoPro Camera
UPC: 818279022667
Warranty Description: GoPro products and accessories are guaranteed against manufacturing defects one (1) year from the original date of purchase. GoPro's sole obligation in the event of such defects during this period is to repair or replace the defective part or product with a comparable part or product at GoPro's sole discretion. Except for such repair or replacement, the sale, processing or other handling of this product is without warranty, condition or other liability even though the defect or loss is caused by negligence or other fault. Damage resulting from use, accident, or normal wear and tear is not covered by this or any warranty. GoPro assumes no liability for any accident, injury, death, loss, or other claim related to or resulting from the use of this product. In no event shall GoPro be liable for incidental or consequential damages relating to or resulting from the use of this product or any of its parts. Because of possible user resealing error, this product is not warrantied against waterhousing leakage or any resulting damage. Please review and follow the instructions carefully when sealing the waterhousings! Returns or replacements of parts and/or products may be subject to shipping, handling, replacement and/or restocking fees.
Video Resolution: 5.2K
Video Capture Format: MPEG-4
Effective Still Resolution: 18 mp
Image Capture Speed: 30 frames_per_second
Shooting Modes: [List of typical shooting modes for GoPro cameras]
Image Aspect Ratio: 169
Supported Image Format: JPEG
White Balance Settings: Auto
File Format: MP4
Exposure Control Type: Manual, Automatic
Effective Video Resolution: 5280 pixels
Supported Audio Format: AAC, MP3
Optical Zoom: 2 x
Zoom: fixed
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So, I chose this particular camera instead of the MAX for a few reasons. The first one, the price was right. The second one, it shoots RAW photos, which the newer GoPro VR Camera doesn't (at least not as of this review). Things that I like about this camera will focus on both my work and personal fun factor use. 1: It came with the selfie pole that doubles as a tripod. This may seem trivial to many, but it's actually much better than I thought it would be. Depending on the angle and extension you hold it out, the pole is completely gone from the picture. 2: The fact that the pole can be extended and retracted very easily is a big plus for carrying it everywhere and start shooting right away. Since it is a gopro accessory, you can also connect any other gopro or compatible action camera and accessory to it, if you won't use it for the fusion. 3: Ruggedness. It feels solid and the rubbery case makes it so easy to handle without much concern of slippery fingers which could spell camera doom. The buttons are also easy to reach and use and just feels solid 4: It's actually waterproof without any extra hardware! Ok, so you cannot go diving too deep with it, but it will still work for some nice underwater, rainy day or watery footage you may want... but for deep diving, you will have to get a special case. Now, underwater footage isn't so good for VR, but is good enough in overcapture, which is what I use most of the time, lately. 5: Almost unnoticeable stitch-line! This is a HUGE issue with many VR Cameras, and I have many! not even my 6 camera VR rig compares. Now, granted, you can remove almost completely the stitch-line using special software, but when I export to the Fusion software, it is almost unnoticeable 8 out 10. 6: Faster Turn-in: ok, I know there are faster better in-camera stitching options out there, but for the price I paid, it's hard to complain. Take the footage, dump the SDs into a project folder, run fusion, tell it what to render as VR or overcapture and let it do it's thing. Photos are almost immediate. Video can take longer 7: Timelapse Multishots: so I take bursts or timelapses as photos, because it will export the best, sharpest image I want... or create a short video if you prefer. your uses may vary, but I found it helpful for my work 8: Battery Life: It may come as a surprise, but the battery actually lasts quite a bit! I bought additional batteries and the dual charger to always have it ready. Heck, there is hardly a day I don't go out without it. For work doing virtual tours for clients or just for fun, battery lasts a long time 9: Image Stability: so I made sure to rough handle it to test its limits on motion sickness, but surprisingly, it is able to keep a nice horizon very nicely! Granted, there is a bit of shakiness still, but the stitch is also almost impossible to find even with the vibration of the drone, car, bike or jog. I'm still going to buy a sizable gimbal for overcapture footage, exclusively for this camera, but even with the selfie stick, I'm pleased so far. 10: you can use the GoPro remotes independently or alongside other gopros, even if they aren't a fusion! It just works far better than expected! Now, there are a few things that I sort of don't like, but not a huge deal 1: two microSD cards: ok, so I don't hate it, but having to have 2 cards all the time, and having to export both cards for each project is truly a little annoying and can be time consuming if it's 64 or 128GB per card that you are transferring out. But knowing how long it takes, makes it easier to set a timeframe for clients. 2: stitching on the phone isn't quite as good as on the app itself. so it's good enough for personal facebook, but definitely not for delivering to clients. but when I do it for clients, I prefer doing it with the higher quality anyway, so RAW on photos and 4k ~ 5.2k on VR video or up to 3k on 2D video. 3: app can be annoying to work at times. so it's not as bad as it once was, but it's definitely not as good as I'd like for it to be. But it gets the job done, even if it requires a few extra steps... for easy sessions I just use the gopro remote and I'm golden. 4: No bracketing. If you aren't sure what that means, basically the ability to take underexposed, normal and overexposed photos at the same time, ranging from 1, 3, 5, 7 ~ levels. While you cannot do it in one shot, you can simulate it, but of course takes extra time. The benefit of this shines in RAW, because you can take really underexposed photos for better detail on bright windows, and overexposed photos to bring up the details in shadows. Combine all that in photoshop or other favorite software and voila! 5: Finding the software on the GoPro site is extremely difficult and it's probably easier if you just google it, since it's pretty much hidden away on their website to promote their newer cameras... But it's still there... just harder to find... 6: i cannot find anything else to complain about... the minor issues are just that: minor! All my other VR Cameras are now mostly for decoration in my office, except those for underwater I honestly didn't see anything that wowed me from the MAX, so the fusion is just as good if not better, with the only issue of lacking a built-in screen and needing 2 microSDs instead of 1.... but for the amount of footage I shoot in a day, I'd still be carrying 4 cards, anyway, so yeah.... Anyway, I hope this review was helpful.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 27, 2020 by DR. Baque
I had little trouble getting started with this camera. It appears as though GoPro has fixed their bugs at initial launch with some firmware patches. I think there is little understanding or documentation on how to use and edit these kinds of cameras, but if you have experience with stitching panoramas or editing in Adobe Premiere or Photoshop, you should be able to figure out how to use this camera within a few hours. Editing in 360 as well as their overcapture/reframe mode take about the same skill level. Pros: -The stitching in the software is almost always on point, there will always be imperfections, but for the most part, stitching at eye level viewing angles is consistent. -Multi axis stabilization (software based stabilization) is very impressive, and holds the camera angle in place (in my case I've noticed by default it points north at the horizon, regardless of how you physically move the camera) which makes for great footage from a moving vehicle going over rough terrain (emulates human head movement) or while walking and unintentionally twisting/tilting camera. In low light you do get some strange blurring, so I cannot always recommend using it, but you can choose whether you need it after recording your video. -Battery life is good; usually doesn't run out of battery during a day's worth of casual use. Probably had the battery run down over an 8 hour period with about an hour's worth of clips taken -stitching software offers a lot of export modes, camera raw adjustments (for both video and photo) -voice recognition is pretty accurate, does not get a lot of false positives. Of course your friends will want to talk over you when you try to use voice commands -type C charging -editing in premiere with the provided plugins is surprisingly easy if you are experienced with premiere, not too difficult to learn if you are new to premiere. If you don't know how to edit in premiere, I think gopro's quik works with this camera, but I haven't tested it. -App works well (android) to preview shots in 360, and play back files from the camera before rendering. Its a little slow and sometimes a pain to connect to, but overall very usable. Cons -wake time is slow, takes about 10-15 seconds to start up, so it is not super convenient for the unexpected, but when it is powered on, it will start recording immediately -Price point is a bit steep. I'd say I got my money's worth, but for some, the price is steep -requires a lot of hard drive space on your computer, I would recommend having about 4 TB available to sandbox around with this camera. Premiere will need more swap disk space than normal -need a newer computer to edit video, especially when using the reframe function. Don't expect your 6 or 7 year old computer to play nicely with this camera. It kind of works on my 7 year old desktop, but I get a lot of errors in Premiere. Works flawlessly on my new laptop. -about every minute of raw footage is about 1 GB of video files before stitching, files get bigger after stitching. Conclusion: If you are in the market for a 360 camera, and don't have a serious budget constraint, I would pick this camera, as it is made and supported by an American company. There are some great low budget cameras that have similar specs on the market, but they are from relatively new Chinese companies, so I don't know if I trust them to support the camera long term, even though gopro has been struggling themselves.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 26, 2018 by NT86
Alright, let's get the camera information out of the way: First of all, yes it does record 360. It goes underwater just fine, and I've used it in pools, at the beach, and everywhere. However, the design of the software is something to be desired. Before I move on, you *will* need two MicroSD cards to shove into this camera. I recommend at least 64gb, since the files can get quite large. Both MicroSD cards will contain the video/pictures from a single individual camera *but* on both cards, neither card will have a stitched-together version of any videos/pictures that it generates. The GoPro Fusion requires you either use a stitching program *or* you use the GoPro Fusion Studio. I'll go over the base apps later on. So, the setup is... standard. Charge it up, and it can start taking 360 Video and Pictures. The Camera Tripod it comes with is nice, but its really short (2 feet is good enough if you put it on a table). It'll work fantastic as a selfie stick, or a table-mount, but you'll want to purchase a nice 4-6 foot Tripod with a GoPro Screw mount if you expect you're going to place it on the ground. It also comes with a curved and straight 3M Mount if you want to put it on a dashboard or a helmet. These 3M Sticky mounts are cool, but are permanent. If you're always going to mount your 360 Camera on the surface, its worth it. Otherwise, if you're doing something like 360 Footage from a vehicle, I highly recommend getting a Suction Cup mount. Now, I'm going to go over the Base GoPro App. It connects, about 6 out of 10 times, and when it does connect, you'll have about 120 seconds before the GoPro App freezes its picture. After 3 reconnections, the GoPro Fusion will refuse 100% of connections, even if video is currently recording. Bottom line, the GoPro App is made for setup, but not for monitoring. The stitching on the App is bock standard, and the only thing you can do with Stitched Pictures/Video is post to Facebook. You can't even download the Stitched Pictures/Video to your local device on Android to use in other apps, which is annoying. Switching to the PC GoPro Fusion Studio, I can tell you, this app needs to be fixed up quite a bit. It can stitch, but that's all you're going to do. The GoPro Fusion has a *very* terrible time trying to determine an actual stable horizon, making videos crooked once uploaded. If you need to fix Horizon line, I would suggest pulling in the Stitched Picture/Video into your favorite 3D Picture/Video Editor (I use Adobe Premiere CC) to adjust the horizon. The base app sucks at helping you fix the horizon line, as its built for a 2D Image with 3D Purposes. There's no trick to it, its just the GoPro Fusion doesn't record the level point, or the GoPro Fusion App doesn't read level horizon properly. However, despite all of this, I can tell you that, it can keep the *same* horizon line in the App for a video for the entire video (if you enable Full Stabilization), which means you don't have to worry about choosing the manual horizon line. Picture and Video quality is slightly lacking on this iteration. A 5.2k image *sounds* cool as a statistic, but, in practice, not so much. Remember, this image is stretched around a 360 image, which means that your pixels are about 2.8x the size of a normal 5.2k image. If you're in anything lower than outside sunlight, forget it. The ISO sensor they put in these GoPros is horrendous. Will it take a video/picture? Sure. However, be prepared for some pretty bad low ISO static all over your image. If you can't get a good image at 1600 ISO, I would recommend just putting the Fusion away because maximum ISO is *very* bad. I think its a good "360 maker's" first 360 Camera, but not much more than that. If you're considering any kind of hobby into 360 Photography, I would suggest something a little higher resolution, and with a better ISO sensor.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 21, 2019 by Zachare S.
Product and seller are absolutely awesome! I never saw so many unfair reviews about a product so I decided to give my two cents. The GoPro Fusion is amazing once you understand you need a good computer and you come up with a workflow. This is not a typical GoPro workflow. PROS: - great image quality - stitching files is easy (not fast) - product hosting is waterproof and made out of great quality materials - box INCLUDES great quality selfie stick and pouch CONS - Stitching files takes a long time - it requires the use of a good computer (see computer requirements for GoPro Fusion). - camera is heavier than a typical GoPro. - Fusion Studio lacks features to edit the files better. I'm super happy with this product. I've been using it for about a week and the more I use it, the more I fall in love with it. Yes, it could be better; yes, there are many other features they could've included in the product; yes, it takes some time to wrap your head around the workflow; but, hey, I say the same about my laptop, my car, and my gf (lol). Once you understand what type of computer you need, the workflow and that stitching files might take long, you are gonna love this product! Also, there are a few adjustments you need to do to your computer, such as updating your operating system and dedicating your video card to the software, but it's all described in the GoPro website. Just take a look at reviews, how to videos and you will be good to go. Create, upload, enjoy!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 20, 2019 by VisionsAndAdventures
I've had several GoPros (a half dozen over the years), and I'm a early-adopter of consumer 360 video. This camera was specifically purchased to replace my Samsung Gear 360 which easily produces 360 video, but has sub-par video quality. Given that the GoPro Omni runs about $1,400, the GoPro Fusion is a steal at less than half that cost. This GoPro Fusion is a beast. The housing is 2-3 times larger than even the largest other GoPro models, the battery is about twice as large, and the camera requires two micro-SD cards to even function (one card for the forward-facing lens, and one card for the rear-facing lens). The files are also HUGE (more on that later). Thankfully though, even though the camera is physically much larger than any other GoPro before it, it still uses the same versatile mounts. The GoPro Fusion looks and feels like a camera that has potential, but GoPro has got to get better file compression and make the app/software integration better. I was totally unable to stitch and render any 360 video on my phone because of the massive space requirements, so I downloaded the Windows 10 desktop software. When I then tried to stitch and render a video of approximately 1.5 minutes in length, I could see that the resulting file would take hours to render (not including the time it'd take to then upload it later to YouTube) and would be nearly six gigabytes in size. To be clear, that's one huge video. This estimated size I was given for a 1.5 minute video with the GoPro Fusion was the same as the average rip of a 2-hour Blu-Ray video. The sheer size of the files that the GoPro Fusion produces and the fact that the computer horsepower required to stitch and render them is quite significant makes this a no-go for me. Unless you're going to stick to filming videos of only a few seconds in length, any videos that are a few minutes in length will require hours of your time. That's just too heavy of a commitment for me to have the latest/greatest in "wow" factor videos. I'd rather invest the time and money in full-frame video from a mirrorless camera or using another GoPro action cam. To be clear, this camera has awesome potential and the image quality is outstanding (it's an absolute game changer). But the technology is so cutting edge that I don't see this being a practical camera unless you're a pro or pro-am with hardcore hardware and a lot of time on your hands.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 20, 2018 by Willie V. Hughes
The iPhone app is buggy, but you don't need it, it's a 360, think about your placement of the camera and shoot. The images are night and day over my Insta360 Nano, as it can shoot in night and day too. The Fusion software running on a 2010 Mac Pro 5.1, is so far rock steady doing almost 100 clips. My Mac Pro is a basic Intel cheese grater model with 24GB RAM and a Sapphire 580 8GB GPU. The render time is approx 11 minutes to render 1 minute of 5.2k Cineform. I do own DaVinci Resolve Studio 15 (the paid one, you can buy a Resolve Dongle on an auction site for cheap). The Cineform 5.2k files playback a little choppy on editing, but not enough of a problem to edit with. I have never owned any GoPro before, I always preferred Sony action cams more. I have to say this one is an excellent camera for 360 VR work. This is more of a professional workflow camera, if you just want to do quick 360 video or photo, get an Insta360 Nano S. If your aspiring for more, get a Fusion. The only drawbacks are, the audio really picks up even a slight breeze, and one of the sides has a more noticeable stitch line then the other. Image wise, this one looks nice.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 11, 2018 by Bright Day
I purchased this after trying the Rylo. It was a few hundred dollars more than the Rylo, but the Rylo was a disaster. Purchased this camera in efforts to record kids basketball games without having to Pan the camera back and forth. The Overcapture feature was the winning feature on this camera along with the 5.2k resolution (so you can zoom and overcapture) which pushed me to give this camera a try. Pros: -GoPro built -less buggy than the Rylo -the remote interface on the phone to control the camera is great, but it's very buggy -although i didn't use it, the included selfie stick is awesome -the stitching is awesome, easy and brainless (no small feat) Cons: -The remote interface is buggy. -128GB (64G x2) will only give you about 2h40min of recording time at 3k resolution -most importantly.... the 5.2k just isn't enough. Once my basketball videos were taken and editing or watching with the overcapture feature at 5.2k, the players were completely undiscernable and fuzzy. Not a problem using a GoPro 5 Blk at 720 or 1080p. -chomps through the battery in a short time, better to use an external battery for long planned recordings Here it is. If you want a camera to record your self going down the slopes, riding a wave, skateboarding or whatnot but don't plan to zoom in and don't mind the reduced resolution (5.2k is a lot, but not considering when you think it covers ALL 360 degrees at ALL elevations) - this is your camera. It's better than the competition. The remote software on the iPhone IS buggy. constantly crashes and you have to exit it and start over again to gain control of the camera. Loses the camera's wifi from time to time despite being within 5 feet of it. The remote viewing konks out from time to time as well - again fixed by exiting and restarting. This will probably get fixed with firmware/app updates. Again, I'm recording basketball games from the sideline. Zooming in to capture 1/2 of the court does make the video very very fuzzy as 5.2k just isn't enough. Remember, it's 5.2k all 360 degrees and then UP and Down. Therefore even a 2k, 720 etc is far more resolution for the framed screen than this one. Three stars to GoPro for this effort. I get it.... it's hard. 5.2k is a lot to record and the file sizes get huge. They did an amazing effort on the easy to do stitching. The firmware/software is buggy at best. They easily beat the current competition. However at $800 this is not the camera to record sports for watching afterwards if you need greater or equal resolution to your current GoPro. After trying three 360 degree cameras, I've come to the conclusion that NO current 360 setup is technologically here yet. The professional VR rigs you can buy for $10k and require lots of editing and stitching will do it, but for a consumer, it's just not here and technological hurdles still need to be solved/invented.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 6, 2018 by todd m
A great 360 degree camera. $200? Lots of features? It’s spectacular. The film stabilization works great and the end results are pretty good. The attached video is rendered without even using any stabilization/anti-shake software at all. Pros - Cheap - Waterproof - Takes fantastic photographs and video - Nice design - Extremely easy to use Cons - A couple of missing features that bug me personally on the mobile app - The fact that the GoPro mobile app has more footage editing features than the desktop app is bewildering - The desktop app is bare bones - Even on a fast computer, without a beefy GPU to use the hardware acceleration it will take a long time to render. Like 1 minute to render 1 second.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 3, 2020 by Alex