consumer 360
GoPro Fusion
Fusion records MP4, JPG, GPR according to the linked manufacturer documentation. Its native files should be opened in Fusion Studio (Legacy) or GoPro Quik, then stitched or exported to an equirectangular delivery file before upload.
Technical record
| Manufacturer | GoPro |
|---|---|
| Product status | Discontinued |
| Release year | 2017 |
| Original formats | MP4, JPG, GPR |
| Companion files | Requires two microSD cards. The camera records separate front and back MP4 files (one on each card) along with LRV (proxy), THM (thumbnail), and WAV (audio) files. All paired files must be kept together for stitching. |
Manufacturer data
Technical specifications
- Max video resolution
- 4992x2496
- Top frame rate
- 60 fps
- Video container
- MP4
- Video codec
- H.264
- Audio
- Not provided
- Max photo
- 18 MP
- Photo formats
- JPG
- Sensor
- Not provided
- Display
- Not provided
- Microphones
- 4
- Spatial audio
- Yes
- Weight
- Not provided
- Battery
- 2620 mAh
Video modes
- 4992x2496 · 25, 30 fps
- 3000x1504 · 50, 60 fps
Photo modes
- Not provided · 18 MP · JPG/GPR
Native formats
MP4, JPG, GPR
Workflow
Not provided · In-camera stitching: no
Evidence and sources
Native formats
Records separate front and back MP4 video streams. Photos support JPG and GPR (RAW).
manufacturer-declared · verified 2026-08-22 · Source
Documented workflow
Transfer the separate front and back MP4 files from both SD cards to your computer. Historically stitched using GoPro Fusion Studio (now discontinued) into an equirectangular MP4 file. Modern workflows may require third-party tools or GoPro Quik.
Official resources
Community and discussion
- GoPro subreddit (community lead, not definitive evidence)
Independent video reviews
- GoPro Fusion in 2026 Review — ShotFusion, 2025-12-05. A current review of the discontinued Fusion, including its dual-lens design, controls and legacy 360 workflow.