GoPro’s first foray into the 360-degree action was the GoPro Fusion, and while it was a strong first offering, the new GoPro MAX ($499) is a very different — and much improved — immersive action ...

Excellent “true” 8K footage. Support for 10-bit color. Replaceable lenses. Natural-looking color in default profile. Mobile software has good automated tracking tools. Single-lens mode turns it into a ...

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Spherical video was briefly popularized during the heyday of mobile-friendly VR (Daydream and Samsung's Gear VR etc.), and as with phone-based VR, the technology soon hit a plateau with consumers.

GoPro’s Max 2 is a much-anticipated camera that was originally due to make an appearance over a year ago. Was it worth the wait? On balance, Simon Wyndham thinks it was. When GoPro announced that it ...

GoPro has taken its time returning to 360-degree video, and the Max 2 arrives after a pause that feels unusually long for a company that helped popularise the format in the first place. The gap ...