New: Seamless support for .360 video files (GoPro MAX2)

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Hi folks,

We have added native Mapillary support for the .360 videos from the GoPro MAX2 camera. This means you don’t need to do any video stitching or other manual steps, you can simply drag the .360 videos from the camera straight to the Mapillary Desktop Uploader (or use mapillary_tools to upload). We take care of extracting the gps and stitching the video for you.

We’ve also updated the help center article with the suggested GoPro MAX2 settings. The GoPro MAX2 is now our recommended consumer 360 camera thanks to its higher resolution, built-in GPS, relatively affordable price, and ease of use with Mapillary (drag & drop). Note that the original GoPro MAX continues to be fully supported as well.

Kudos to @Yaro on the implementation!

Happy uploading!

  • Boris, Product Manager, Mapillary
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I completely agree with you. 25 fps is the way to go; it gives the least problems with post-processing.

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I was going to try it, but I can as well ask it here =

Is it possible to mix several flat or 360 camera files from different cameras on one SD-card ?

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I come from an era when nothing worked.

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Super, thank you for the tip @GITNE ! We’ve updated the article to 25 FPS.

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Are these Screenshots ? I find “Resolution” nowhere, only output Standard.

Should we lock the horizon ?

Is time lapse photo interval the same as photo time lapse ?

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@filipc - the setting vary depending on if you’re shooting video, photos, or timelapse (not the same thing).

Locking horizon is only possible for photos I believe, and yes, I would recommend setting it if you’re using photo mode.

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The best thing is to use and control flat and 360 cameras at the same time.

Yet, I am not so fanatic. I am too shy to drive around with a 360, certainly when it is mediocre.

GoPro Support .