GoPro - Fusion

Is this one of those questions where you want to point out that GoPro has had flaws? Then it starts the "Self-Proclaimed" expert on action cameras on the internet to lay out all the issues they "READ" about. Then the one issue they share with someone else that is too often user error becomes that models flaw. This happens with consumer electronics and Reddit is often the home of this "me too" complaining. I don't excuse anyone including GoPro for bad products or bad support even during Covid and continue to research and shop new products almost constantly. I've said this a few times here but I buy electronics with the idea of returning them immediately if there is a flaw. I don't like to sit and wait to see if a firmware release will fix something or add a feature that was advertised. I return it and don't own it until it is working. With this thought in mind I can say I have experience with almost every model since the Hero 2 HD and still own it with one exception the Hero 8 because of the non-replaceable lens cover is not an "action" friendly decision by gopro. I own other camera brands as well and I don't regret buying any model. I sold the Hero 8 to a friend that will likely never scratch the camera so it is safe. The same advice to everyone shopping for a GoPro. With my own personal experience with GoPro I would buy the latest camera all over again every generation. I will say there is one model I am disappointed in and that's the Fusion. I used it quite often and enjoyed using it but was forgotten about when the Max was released. It still works just as good as the day the Max was released.

I loved my fusion, I like the 360 but I feel the fusion had better quality

I loved my fusion, I like the 360 but I feel the fusion had better quality

my Fusion :'( Now I have a problem: when I view the recordings via the Quik app, all the files turn green, but the preview and the files on the SD card are fine. The problem only occurs in the app. HELP ME

My only bad gopro experience has been with the Fusion. The camera is/was good, the fusion software was pretty well abandonware while the camera was still very relevant. The current workflows seem more supportive of getting regular video from your 360 camera instead of 360 video / photos. I had resorted to using a mixed workflow involving Garmin's Virb software to get any metadata / gauges integrated into the video. All those other functions have been fine, whatever camera you get just buy several batteries if you're out for extended periods. Spend less on a cutting edge camera and more on supporting it. Cameras have been great for quite a while.

GoPro 360 works fine mounted 5’ up my lines