The fastest Micro SD card at the moment is Sandisk Extreme Pro. Therefore, using a faster Micro SD card will improve your stitching time. During the stitching process, Fusion Studio must retrieve the files from the Fusion’s Micro SD card. Now here are 6 tips to stitch faster on the Fusion, even without upgrading your PC.ġ. It might feel strange to buy a $200 graphics card to use a $699 camera, but among all the 360 cameras and panoramic heads I own, the Fusion is the closest thing to a perfect 360 camera thus far, with excellent video quality (almost as good as the $3499 Insta360 Pro), excellent stabilization and very good photo quality ( see my detailed review). It doesn’t have to be the latest and greatest - I recommend the $1 Ti 4GB, which on my tests, was surprisingly as fast as a ~$6 for stitching. Here are tips to get faster stitching on Fusion.īefore we go on to the tips, one thing to note is that Fusion practically requires a dedicated graphics card. However, there are many complaints about stitching being too slow. GoPro Fusion has the best 360 video quality among consumer cameras at the moment.

With one of these tips alone, you can get 20% faster stitching without new hardware! Refurb i5 with new SSD £250ish + Gt710 £30ish = £280ishīrand new i3-7100 workstation (using integrated GPU) £350ishĪny thoughts from anyone else on the above?Īny thoughts from anyone else on the above?If you want the best of both worlds, go for the refurb i5 and a more modern CPU.Here are some pro tips for faster stitching on GoPro Fusion.

faster multi-core i5/i7 will speed up rendering. We definitely need some bits off you though as we are also refurbing our library and a couple of other areas at present so will need a quote for those.įor now though, I am just trying to get my head around spec's and think I am over thinking it a little (I just don't want comeback if it doesn't meet their needs).īasically am I right in thinking a faster single core speed (possibly more modern i3's) and a modern graphics chip (consumer grade Direct X if Autodesk, Open GL if Solidworks - which is a no go at the minute) will make the software more fluid. Just need to talk through a few options with you. Dave, will definitely be in touch tomorrow as your refurbs were the first thing I put to our DT teacher but think he is concerned they won't be up to the job.

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