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Why are images from the AuroraMAX Observatory round?

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Why are images from the AuroraMAX Observatory round?

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AuroraMAX’s main camera shoots a 180-degree view of the sky, which produces a circular image. The circumference of the circle is actually the horizon all around the camera (if you look carefully, you will see the tree tops even in the upper portion of the image).

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