You aren't going to be happy with the results. Youy may not realize it, but
your eyes, once focused on a target. continue to adjust as your head moves.
It makes the view seem stationary. If you wear a camera close to your eyes,
it's going to be attached to your head, maybe through a headband or
headpiece and it will jerk around as your head moves.. .
On 5/9/08, Nancy Allison <maker -at- verizon -dot- net> wrote:
>
> Is anyone using a wearable camera to record demos of physical activities? I
> have a chance to create demos about household repairs, and for at least some
> of the footage, I'd like to wear a camera close to my eyes that would see
> the same things I do.
>
> Anybody doing this? What kind of hardware did you use?
>
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