GoPro Fusion

By Mike McCarthy I finally got the opportunity to try out the GoPro Fusion camera I have had my eye on since the company first revealed it in April. The $700 camera uses two offset fish-eye lenses …

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 into capturing the user-generated VR vertical, but with VR itself in a rather tenuous position, the market for a pricey spherical camera seems suspect. Enter GoPro.

Just shy of a year ago GoPro announced initial details around their consumer-oriented 360° action camera, Fusion.  But it wouldn’t be until this past November that the company started shipping the $699 dual-lens unit.  Since then I’ve been using the

GoPro Fusion review: At the moment, the GoPro fusion would well be the best affordable 360-degree camera.

Unlike most 360 cameras, the GoPro Fusion is designed to create both spherical and standard HD videos. If action/adventure is your game and your workflow is geared towards mobile and web, the Fusion may be the camera you’re looking for.

The GoPro Fusion lets you do more with 360-degree video than other cameras, but its mobile software experience could use some refinement.

The Fusion falls just short of being the revolutionary action cam it might one day become...

If you want to record incredible 360-degree footage, the Fusion GoPro camera is one of the best action cameras out there. It delivers mind-blowing shots and

Overall, the GoPro Fusion is a 360-degree camera that's stupidly simple to shoot with and capable of producing very impressive video. Its real win is

'Re-shoot' your VR footage with ease

Fully-featured 360 camera

The Fusion is GoPro’s first 360 camera, but it’s also the one that everyone is looking to to finally get 360 right. It shows some great potential, but falls short of being the hero we needed.