RealityLens coverage is spherical.  Fisheye Lens 1 & 2 transmit two respective hemispherical images each with approximately
190 degrees field-of-view to the recording surface of the camera.  Adjacent field-of-view overlap is approximately one foot from
the RealityLens housing.  The two hemispherical images recorded by RealityLens may then be manipulated and viewed using
computer software.

 RealityLens is better because:

• RealityLens adapter records live-action spherical field-of view video.
• RealityLens records imagery encompassing the entire surrounding spherical scene in one shot/one frame.
• RealityLens is adaptable to conventional high definition camcoders with non-interchangable lenses via their screw mount.
• RealityLens is adaptable to cameras with various image resolutions.
• RealityLens alleviates hemispherical image edge/movement mismatch problems caused by rotators.
• RealityLens requires no repositioning between shots in order to achieve spherical coverage imagery.
• RealityLens is a low cost solution for those wanting quality spherical panoramic imagery.

Why RealityLens is better than other panoramic camera systems:

• Rotator Systems that use a fisheye lens only record one hemisphere at a time. And subjects at the edge of the hemisphere
  don't match up if the scene has changed by the time you rotate your camera and take the second hemispherical image.
• Rotator Systems require two separate hemispherical images/two shots/two frames.
• Rotator Systems require manual repositioning of the camera between shots to capture a spherical image.
• Other spherical panoramic camera systems only mount to cameras with interchangeable lens mounts.
• Plural back-to-back and multi-camera systems are expensive.
• Circular/donut coverage cameras do not record the entire surrounding scene.
• Most other panoramic camera systems are more expensive.