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That gives you pretty much every option you should need to process your footage. You can choose between H.264, Cineform or ProRes, your equirectangular output resolution and ambisonic or stereo audio. Most of those will also work with Fusion footage, and you can read about those options here, but they aren’t really necessary when you have Fusion Studio. With the Samsung Gear 360, I researched five different ways to stitch the footage, because I wasn’t satisfied with the included app. Trying to process the same source file into multiple outputs is challenging for the same reason.
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My main complaint is that I can’t find a way to manually set the output filename, but I can rename the exports in Windows once they have been rendered. The app is a bit limited in user-control functionality, but what it does do it does very well. It also processes the multi-channel audio into ambisonic B-Format tracks, or standard stereo if desired. Simply plug-in the camera and it will automatically access the footage, and let you preview and select what parts of which clips you want processed into stitched 360 footage or flattened video files. But with GoPro’s new Fusion Studio app, most of this is taken care of for you. This would be a logistical challenge to deal with manually, copying the cards into folders, sorting and syncing them, stitching them together and dealing with the audio. Internally, the unit is recording dual 45Mb H.264 files to two separate MicroSD cards, with accompanying audio and metadata assets. The rest of the magic comes in the form of GoPro’s newest application Fusion Studio. It records dual 190-degree fish-eye perspectives encoded in H.264 to separate MicroSD cards, with four tracks of audio. It can shoot a 5K video sphere at 30fps, or a 3K sphere at 60fps for higher motion content at reduced resolution. The $700 camera uses two offset fish-eye lenses to shoot 360 video and stills, while recording ambisonic audio from four microphones in the waterproof unit. 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.