As more and more people explore virtual reality (VR) through 360-degree video, the market for affordable VR cameras is also growing. As a result, many consumers are looking for practical but affordable VR/360-degree cameras. With its small form factor and new Android compatibility, Rylo wants to attract customers.
Launched in October 2017, the Rylo camera aims to provide movie-quality 360-degree image and video capture to iPhone users in a very small package. The company is now launching an Android version of the app, opening up the market to attract more users.
Two super wide-angle lenses on Rylo provide a complete 360-degree view. For VR video, the full-K resolution of the spherical video output is available, or the user can use Rylo software to convert the video to 2D high-definition video. Rylo software can also automatically correct the spherical image to capture any distortion.
One of Rylo's main selling points is its stable software. Although making smooth, stable videos is the dream of many amateur video creators, the equipment needed to make smooth movie quality videos is expensive and unmatched by ordinary consumers. Rylo said that its automatic image stabilization function eliminates camera movement distortion to provide smooth, high-quality video.
To open the editing application, the user simply connects the Rylo camera to the phone and the application opens automatically. From there, the user can select from a range of options, including the "Frontback" picture-in-picture mode, and the ability to let users click specific points of interest, and the application will automatically track to generate a connection for each specified video point.
The Android version Rylo camera, currently priced at $499, comes with a daily protective case, battery, 16GB microSD card, protection bag and charging cable.
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