GoPro has released the public Beta firmware 2.0 for the Fusion 360 degree camera, enabling 5.8K 24p video capture. The GoPro Fusion displays the resolution as 5.6K and 24p frame rate The GoPro Fusion was the brands answer to spherical degree video and photos, released back in late 2017. It features two wide angle lenses that enable true 360 degree image capture, previously up to 5.2K at 25/30p and a number of other features including time-lapse and night mode. Capture 5.8K Spherical Video The public Beta enables 5.8K spherical video capture at 24p, which when stitched together results in a 5.6K video. GoPro appears to be targeting film and television productions by offering 24fps, which also transcend into the time-lapse mode (5.6K) too. Time-lapse and night modes can now be captured in RAW (with intervals of 5 seconds or longer) which is a big benefit to batch editing photos. Here are the updated specifications of the GoPro Fusion: 5.8K/24p filming (5.2K in 25/30p remains), 5.6K when stitched. 5.6K/24fps time lapse video mode. RAW photo capture in time lapse and night modes (with intervals greater than 5 seconds). Updates to GoPro Fusion Studio Additionally, the Fusion Studio application is also getting a Beta update to version 1.4, which includes support for 5.6K/24p video export, importing time-lapse sub folders and improved stabilisation quality. One very beneficial update is the improved stitch quality which promises better quality stitching between the front and back lenses with large exposure differences. The GoPro VR plug-in for...
Published By: CineD - Wednesday, 16 January, 2019