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Email. [3]Send it. Live.Share epic moments on social right as they happen. Live stream on GoPro, Facebook, Twitch, YouTube and compatible video platforms that support an RTMP URL. [4] Unlimited cloud backup—automatically GoPro subscribers can save everything to the cloud—all in their original quality—and access their cloud library anytime, anywhere. [5]Keep your GoPro up to date.Easily update your camera for new features and optimal performance. [6]--- Camera Compatibility ---• HERO9• HERO8• MAX• HERO7• Fusion• HERO6• HERO (2018)• HERO5• HERO4• HERO Session• HERO3+• HERO3 (requires camera software update; see gopro.com/update)• HERO+--- System Requirements ---Android 7.0 or later--- Footnotes ---[1] Compatible with HERO9 Black, HERO8 Black and MAX cameras only.[2] Compatible with MAX and Fusion cameras only.[3] Compatible with videos captured in select modes only.[4] Compatible with HERO7 Black cameras and later. GoPro subscription required. Facebook app and account required. Twitch account required. YouTube account and 1000 subscribers required.[5] GoPro subscription service available in select territories. Cancel anytime. GoPro cloud storage does not support content captured with GoPro Fusion. “Automatically” requires the camera to be connected to the GoPro app or Wi-Fi. Separate data fees may apply. Visit gopro.com/PLUS for info and availability.[6] Compatible with HERO9, HERO8, MAX, HERO7, Fusion, HERO6, HERO (2018), HERO5, HERO4, HERO Session, HERO+ LCD and HERO+ cameras only. Need help? Visit gopro.com/help Show more Show less

Released on the 6th of May 2020).Whereas on the GoPro Fusion, the 360 videos are captured at 5.2K(5228 x 2624) 30 frames per second and 3K (3000 x 1504) at 60 frames per second.But they are not stitched back together by the camera. Instead, it is stitched externally on your computer using the GoPro Fusion Studio.However, with the latest Beta 2.0 firmware update, you can get 5.8K captured with the camera, it decreases to 5.6K at 24 frames per second when stitched during the post-production.GoPro MAXLetting the MAX do the stitching is a great advantage that will significantly decrease the time it takes you to edit your 360 videos.So the MAX will save one .MP4 file on your micro SD card instead of saving multiple un-stitched files like the Fusion.While also saving you space as the Fusion’s generated videos are huge.The in-camera stitching needs a powerful processing of the sensor data. GoPro was able to achieve all this with their GP1 processor that is built in-house.Normal Video ResolutionsAnother good improvement from the MAX is the Hero Mode which gives you the ability to shoot normal videos (non-360).There are two available resolutions: 1440p (1920 × 1440) with an aspect ratio of 4:3 and 1080p (1920 × 1080) with an aspect ratio of 16:9.4:3 aspect ratio is for non-wide screens and 16:9 is for wide screens or HDTV.The Fusion is not capable of taking normal videos and can only shoot 360 videos.Frame RatesAs mentioned above, both the GoPro MAX and the GoPro Fusion have the same frame rates (30 fps), but with different resolutions.30 fps is available with the spherical 6K on the MAX and the spherical 5.2K on the Fusion. 60fps is available with the 3K on the Fusion, Hero mode 1440p & 1080p on the MAX.24 fps is available with the spherical 5.6K on the Fusion which can be achieved by updating the firmware to the Fusion 2.0 beta.BitratesBitrate is the amount of data used to record one second of video, it is calculated in Mb/s (megabits per second).GoPro Max uses higher bitrates than GoPro Fusion. 78Mb/s vs 60Mb/s.But even with the higher bitrates on the max, the saved files will be smaller than the Fusion files because the MAX uses H.265 (HEVC) encoding so more video compression without losing quality!CodecsAnother key difference between the two cameras is the video codec.Even when both the cameras save the files in .MP4

Visual scenes and sensor data for improved automated QuikStories. HERO6 Black is now available on GoPro.com and at select retailers worldwide. QUIKSTORIESQuikStories is an app feature that makes it easy to share short videos of your adventures. HERO6 is optimized for QuikStories with 3X faster Wi-Fi. This means your footage will rapidly transfer from your GoPro to your phone where the GoPro App will automatically create QuikStory videos for you. FUSION – $699.99With its ability to capture immersive 5.2K spherical content, GoPro Fusion marks the beginning of a new creative era. Fusion captures everything around you so you'll never miss the shot, and gimbal-like stabilization makes it all shockingly smooth. Use the GoPro App to play back and share your footage as VR content or use the app's OverCapture™ feature to recapture and share your spherical shot as a traditional fixed perspective video. 5.2K30 and 3K60 Spherical Video 18MP Spherical Photo GoPro App Compatible OverCapture Allows for Traditional Video Creation from 360 Footage Advanced Stabilization 360 Audio Waterproof to 16ft (5m) Time Lapse Video + Photo, Night Lapse and Burst Modes Works with Most GoPro Mounts Includes Fusion Grip Mount Voice Control in 10 Languages GPS, Accelerometer, Gyroscope and Compass Wi-Fi + Bluetooth GoPro Fusion is currently available for pre-order on GoPro.com for USA, Canada, United Kingdom and the European Union, shipping in November. Create stunning edits using the bundled Fusion Studio desktop software available when product ships. The OverCapture mobile experience will be part of a new version of the GoPro App available for iOS and Android in early 2018. KARMA – Take the Lead. Karma will tag alongKarma is ready for HERO6 Black and features two new auto-shot paths: Follow and Watch. Using GPS, Karma can now automatically follow the Karma Controller while you're on the go, keeping you framed in the shot. The Watch auto-shot path will keep Karma hovering in place while it rotates, keeping the Karma Controller in frame wherever it goes. Other new Karma updates include an expanded Cable-Cam auto-shot path and "Look Up" camera tilt capability. Now HERO6 Black compatible Follow - Follows