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|image=[[File:GoPro Fusion.jpg|400px]]
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|Type=Camera
|Subtype=360-degree Camera
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|Creator=GoPro
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|Requires=GoPro Quick App, Fusion Studio Software for PC and Mac
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|Resolution=5.2K Resolution at 30fps
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|Camera=2 Cameras, 180 degrees each
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|Release Date=November 2017
|Price=$699.99
|Website=https://shop.gopro.com/cameras/fusion/CHDHZ-101.html
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In April this year, GoPro announced its plan to release the GoPro Fusion 360-degree Camera by the end of 2017. What the 360-degree media capture camera will offer in terms of features and functionality is not fully known yet. But, the sneak peek has revealed certain important information about the next big thing in virtual reality.
