Hi Jan. For virtual tours, I prefer to use other cameras. Here is a comparison for every budget: https://360rumors.com/best-360-camera-2022/

Muchas gracias!

I do hope they release GoPro Player app for Windows soon.

What do you mean by “most likely going back”?

Hey there Brian! Great question! As I mentioned in one of my videos, for other 180 degree videos (e.g. insta360 go, rylo 180 mode), the video still has to be processed (defished and stabilized). Max non360 mode is ready to use straight out of the camera, with stabilization. I agree with your assessment! It’s a pleasure to use.

I don’t understand this, as non-360 Hero mode is only using one lens anyway, why would we say its doing realtime sticking; there’s nothing to stitch in this instance. Stabilizing yes, and cropping of the lens, but no stitching.

Having just gotten back from a trip to Europe with the Max, I will say I really enjoyed using it, much more so than I thought I would, and more than I ever did using my old One X. I really like that there are easing options for the keyframing within the app, makes the moves much less robotic. I did see the stitchline in pretty much every video, much more so than the One X, but otherwise the 15sec clips feature was really handy, I just held done record for a second, the camera would turn on, immediately begin recording for 15 seconds, then turn itself off, very hand when on the go.
If anyone wants to see, go to http://instagram.com/briwil78 and check out the most recent videos, they’re all from the Max.
This one is most likely going back since I have the Kandao 8k on preorder, but if that camera turns out to be a dud, I might go back to the Max.

Hi Adriano. That’s possible but GoPro was very slow to update the Fusion. It’s been a month already and still no update for critical missing features such as GoPro Player for Windows, or GoPro MAX exporter for Mac.