Capturing 3D action footage could be about to get a whole lot easier thanks to Vitrima, a new low-cost accessory designed for GoPro cameras. Stereoscopic content is often captured by a pair of cameras ...

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If there was a product that could make you dig out your dust-collecting GoPro from the “misc” drawer and turn it into a 3D-filming camera, would you buy it? Of course you would; 737 people said “yes, ...

AlexNZ, a member of Thingiverse, has ingeniously created a 3D printable GoPro camera stereo rig. This innovative rig is designed to capture 3D footage, which can then be viewed on your 3D TV or ...

GoPro users with access to a 3D printer may be interested in a new DIY GoPro gimbal which has been created by Thingiverse member SOexpired. This innovative project allows GoPro enthusiasts to create a ...

Three-dimensional video is either all the rage or just a gimmick, depending on who you ask. Fantem, the company behind the soon-to-be-released Vitrima 3D lens for GoPro Hero cameras, is definitely in ...

Want to record 3D videos, but don't have hundreds or thousands of dollars to spend on a dedicated VR camera? Vitrima lens could be the solution, especially if you already own a GoPro action camera.

GoPro’s helmet camera range has a couple of new additions for 2012. First up is a bolt-on rear LCD screen/viewfinder, which addresses one of the key criticisms of the otherwise excellent HD Helmet ...

3DR's close working relationship with the action-cam maker results in a powerful drone with the highest level of GoPro integration currently available. But the drone developer isn't stopping there.

There’s been a spate of YouTube videos of people strapping GoPro cameras onto things recently. [Ruiz] at [Adafruit] is looking to contribute to this trend with this tutorial on 3D printing a GoPro ...

GoPro’s new camera array slots right into that ecosystem, and will let people easily create VR content for everything from YouTube to Google Cardboard. Basically, GoPro and Google want VR filmmakers ...