Though not perfect, the Fusion has the most potential of any 360 camera we've seen.

Best-in-class stitching on desktop; ProTune exposure controls; Solid build quality; Great mobile app; OverCapture offers flexible reframing options

Mobile stitching is far inferior to desktop; Fusion Studio on desktop feels very unfinished; OverCapture lacks keyframe support; Sharpness is still a sore point of 360

GoPro wasn't nearly first to the 360-degree camera space, but the Fusion breathes some life into the medium. Yes, there's the initial whizbang factor of 360, and VR in general, but is it sustainable Like fads that have come and gone-3D, I'm looking at you-it's wearing out its welcome.

Captures 360-degree video at 5.2K resolution; OverCapture brings life to 360 footage; Photo and time-lapse modes; Rugged build; Strong image stabilization; Compatible with GoPro mounting system

Pricey; Video stitching requires some serious horsepower; Mobile OverCapture editing tools need a little work; Huge file sizes; Gets very warm when recording

GoPro is known for making amazing action cameras. Their hero range of action cameras are widely used in India by adventure sport enthusiasts and also a lot of motoring journalists to shoot cars.

As video consumption increases in tandem with Internet bandwidths across the world, our appetite for immersive video is also going up. However, creating and editing 360-degree video has been anything but easy.

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...

The camera is simple to operate. Stitching the files takes some time (on my MacBook pro) but its worth it for the flexibility it offers as a b-camera on shoots. With the lenses sticking out the way they do, you do have to treat this camera with kid gloves (by keeping it in the case and not setting...

GoPro has finally launched the Fusion action camera. Like the Hero and Session, it's designed to be strapped to virtually any part of you of your kit - your bike, shoes, car or any number of other objects via accessory mounts.

OverCapture 'pan within footage' software is brilliant; Footage looks fantastic once edited in app; Waterproof and durable build; Easy to shoot; Very versatile; Fusion Grip included

No OverCapture for Android (yet; It costs a lot; Learning curve is steep if you've never shot 360 degree before; Desktop solution is hard work

GoPro is already well-known for its Hero action cameras that can withstand being submerged and thrown around with reckless abandon. The Fusion, however, sees the company's first foray into 360-degree VR capture.

Great image quality; OverCapture delivers compelling traditional footage; Easy to use

Transferring footage through the app is slow and fiddly; Limited Android support for OverCapture; Relatively expensive

If you don't have a good graphics card and a windows 10 operating system, don't buy it.

I love this camera. I've been excited about 360 photography for a while now but it hasn't been mainstream enough for an amateur user. The GoPro Fusion is changing all that. Quite simply with this camera you can record high quality video and stills and upload them to YouTube and social media with...