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What is that one thing that video gamers, journalists, new mothers, and lab workers have in common... Swivl... that's what. Everyone goes through those moments where they want to record something and have to keep going back to their cameras to adjust the angle, or missed out a brilliant moment just because the camera was looking somewhere else. This new gadget will bring a smile to all those people who have been struggling to find ways to capture each moment they want captured.
Swivl is the brainchild of Apple's Brian Lamb who wanted to create a complete solution to the self-video recording limitations. The technique is very simple, you put your iPhone, iPod Touch, or a light camera in the Dock, hang the marker in your neck and that's it, the recording will begin. Swivl works with radio frequency and infra-red that help it detect motion and make it possible for it to move when you move, and record that. It also has a microphone that records sounds, so it's not just your picture but also your voice that can be recorded at the same time.
What's more is that apart from the picture quality being really good, Swivl's ability to keep the recorded person in focus is much better that some camera operator's that end up missing either the face, or the legs or some other part of the body while recording, creating videos that may be good for a laugh but don't fulfill the purpose.
Apart from the fact that this camera will automatically move in the direction of the marker and the person wearing it up to 30 feet, it can move 360 degrees horizontally and 10-20 degrees vertically. The device can be mounted on a tripod and can be used with any camera that weighs less than six ounces. Currently, there is a remote control for the video but much more can be done, customization can be done to make monitoring, tele presence, time lapse, and panoramics possible.
The only power source required is two AA batteries that can last for up to four hours of video recording, there is also the choice to use an AC adapter so the user does not have to carry a set of batteries around or miss out on moments just because the batteries ran out. The marker works on two triple A batteries that last for approximately 10 hours while in action.
With all these brilliant features, the uses of this appliance are many, users can record for their blogs, family outings (without someone having to hold the camera and not be a part of the video), or even the movements of a baby who's just learning to walk so that the real fist steps can be recorded... not the second or the third.
The writer is a freelancer who likes to write on a variety of topics, she has been a life skills trainer and is deeply involved with sharing knowledge with others to help them make informed decisions and also writes for a variety of online clients.
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