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Childish Question: Glasses-Attachable Mobile (spy?) Camera (camcorder)

HillbillyZT
By HillbillyZT
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Hello LTT!

 

I am looking for the stupidest of childish things :P  I am looking for a thin, longish camcorder that is ultra-tiny and could be affixed to my glasses leg via twist-ties or tape.  It is the stupidest want but I want to be able to record as I walk around, hands-free.  I also can't spend 3K on this.  I am just looking for some stupid eBay thingamuhwhatsit that is like 25$ total, and can get a video res of 720p (or greater).  It also would need to face forward.  If this is possible, please link me to the eBay page or search you did to find it, assuming this is possible.  I just want some cheapie cam to tape to my glasses so I can see what I see....twice :P

 

tl;dr:  Me want spy cam, tape to glasses (or something)

 

Thanks!

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May I ask the reason you want this spy camera?

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Sorry I didn't include that! I intend on going to some form of gaming-related convention over the next few months and putting footage on my youtube channel.  I just wanted a hands-free cheapie, not-so-(necessarily)-great, solution.

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I have seen glasses with included camera, made in china... :P

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The problem is that I already wear and need prescription glasses.

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Shoulder-mounted GoPro (or something similar)...

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google glass maybe?

 

if not try a gopro with the headmount(or shoulder), might look stupid, but it gives quite a good view of what you see.

 

example:

May the light have your back and your ISO low.

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Really wish I could afford it, but sadly it is a bit expensive for me

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