As well as the cameras themselves, GoPro have also included a handy remote control for triggering it wirelessly.Autopano Video Pro is a professional software application whose purpose is to help you create interactive 360 panoramic clips by stitching multiple videos. Aside from the fact you don’t have to physically hit record on six individual cameras, this means you can mount it pretty much anywhere. Most 3rd party 360 solutions for GoPros or other action cameras don’t have any kind of camera synchronising. They also don’t usually have easy remote control. There’s ways you can hack them to give you something that’ll work (sort of), but they’re not perfect. GoPro’s solution connects all six cameras together via a unit that lives inside the Omni. This makes triggering simultaneous and keeps all the streams perfectly synchronised.

When it comes to power, they’ve included a Switronix Hypercore 98S battery.

GoPro say that this provides the whole setup with up to 3 hours of life. They also include a 7 port USB hub and six USB microSD card readers to unload all your footage simultaneously.Īs well as all this hardware, they’re including the complete package when it comes to software. GoPro have, of course, written their own software for previewing and ingesting the software on your computer. It actually lets you preview your footage before you’ve even pulled it off the card and stitched it.īut that’s not all GoPro have done. Remember, GoPro own Kolor, so they’ve included Autopano Video Pro and Autopano Giga. Kolor Autopano software is pretty amazing, but it’s not cheap.

Between the two applications, you’re looking at around $900 if you buy them separately separately. With these bundled into the Omni, you’ve got a complete all-in-one solution. “But I already own six GoPro Hero4 Black cameras!” I hear you cry. You can buy the whole setup without the cameras for a mere $1500. There’s just one major snag, it doesn’t include the software licenses.

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