The increase in video resolution means more demand for processing power to turn that raw footage into watchable video, which is where Intel's collaboration with GoPro Fusion Studio* makes a big difference. The new GoPro Fusion* features two lenses to capture 360-degree action videos. Its powerful dual-lens system is designed to be the ultimate capture device for compelling content, creating video in 5.2K (5120 × 2560) resolution at 30 frames per second (fps).įigure 2. GoPro has long been a leader in capturing high-quality action videos, and the new GoPro Fusion camera has even more to offer. GoPro Fusion* V1.2 software includes plugins for Adobe Premiere Pro* and Adobe After Effects* to edit 360-degree content (align, reframe, add 2d layers). In this document, you will learn about some of the GoPro Fusion software capabilities such as image stabilization, image stitching, and OverCapture, and understand at a high level how the CPU and graphics processing unit (GPU) optimizations performed together with Intel's Core and Visual Computing Group, resulting in a better-balanced computing load.įigure 1. "GoPro Fusion Studio software takes your 360-degree video edits to the max! You can easily create incredible 360-degree videos, but you can also utilize the amazing OverCapture experience to reframe just what you need from captured content."Īlexandre Jenny, GoPro senior director for Immersive Media Solutions To do so, you'll need some serious computing capabilities, but the good news is that Intel and GoPro have collaborated to allow the software to take full advantage of modern multicore processors.
This technique goes by many names: GoPro* dubbed it "OverCapture-The Art of Editing Differently," while Intel account manager Jean-Pierre Navarro calls it "The Magic Window." Whatever the name, you now have the ability to create a seamless, spherical, 360-degree image and reframe it into a standard 2D format.
GoPro Fusion* software not only allows consumers to create innovative 360-degree action videos of their latest exploits on land, sea, and air, now users can extract a standard 1080p video from that 5.2K feed.
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