14 DAY TRIAL // Lifelogging is a new trend in terms of recalling your personal experiences. Currently, there are several wearable cameras on the market that offer the possibility of recording life’s precious moments from atypical angles.
OMG’s life Autographer hands-free camera is one of the most famous in the bunch and we have recently told you about the fashionable camera slash bag accessory launched by British Designer Lulu Guinness, called the “Archive Eyes.”
Anyway, a new life-recording camera that's as tiny as a strawberry is currently making its way on the market, so you’ll be able to mount it basically anywhere.
The Lightbox comes equipped with a clip that allows users to attach it on their clothing or other items. The little white square will use Bluetooth to connect to your smartphone and live stream the entire event in the process.
The team behind Lightbox, Ca7ch, claims that this is the “world’s smallest live-streaming wearable camera,” being 1.5 inches on each side.
The camera features an 8MP sensor, Wi-Fi direct connectivity, a 35dB microphone and amazing Sapphire lens. On top of that, the Lightbox boasts a waterproof body, so it should be safe if you drop it for a second in water.
Being able to snap photographs and take HD videos hands free are some of the major advantages of owning a lifelogger camera, as you’ll be able to be a part of the action as well.
Everything you shoot or snap will be immediately sent into the cloud by virtue of a single click. Another super cool feature of the Lighbox is that it lets you save animated gifs, by virtue of combining a slew of photos for a motion result.
There’s also a special Lightbox app through which users can control framing and composition of the content. The viewfinder feat allows you to choose the preferred image quality and program the camera to take photos and videos at a given time.
Lightbox is currently up on Kickstarter, but its $80,000 / €58,730 goal has already been reached. Early pledgers will need to offer a minimum of $119 / €87 in order to get their hands on this little lifelogging box.