As the interest for amateur videography continues to grow, so does the interest in breaking out of the traditional role behind the camera and capturing footage from the point-of-view of the person recording it. Over the past few years, we've seen various types of wearable cameras such as the MeCam, Narrative Clip, and Autographer, and now the Lifelogger Camera can be added to that list.
Lifelogger is a fully hands-free, 5-megapixel camera capable of recording up to eight hours of 720p high-definition video and streaming it in real-time via Wi-Fi. Lifelogger offers users a unique take on capturing life events by incorporating video, voice, text, and facial recognition into the camera, to fully immerse the user and others into a POV experience.
The camera is attached to a small mount that wraps around your neck and rests snugly behind your ears – just imagine putting on a sleek pair of sunglasses backward. The lightweight, compact camera won't impede any of your natural movement, and you'll be able to control it using a downloaded app for your Android or iOS mobile devices.
The LifeLogger app allows users to operate the camera, manage existing videos, manually or automatically upload new videos, and sign in to a personal cloud account that wirelessly stores your content. You'll also be able to check the camera's battery and memory status, and turn live streaming on or off.
The Lifelogger app controls the camera and manages your content wirelessly.
Other features of the Lifelogger Camera include:
90-degree fixed lens
Photo burst mode, up to 10 per second
Time-lapse recording, up to one photo every 60 seconds
Photo snapshot mode
32GB SD card of storage
Lifelogger was created more than a year ago by a Florida-based startup company of the same name. The company launched a Kickstarter campaign May 13 with a goal of $150,000 and a cutoff date of July 1.
According to Lifelogger, those who make pledges on Kickstarter now will receive up to three months of 25GB cloud storage for free; the company has not stated how much cloud storage will cost moving forward. If successfully funded, Lifelogger estimates the camera will be available by the end of 2014.
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