A multiuse wearable smart HD camera that goes by the name of ParaShoot 2.0 not only captures ‘elusive magic shots,’ but also allows storing and sharing them wirelessly. However, the device will enter mass production only if it manages to get financial support from people across the world through Kickstarter.
One of the biggest advantages of this extremely portable snapper is that it comes with various mounts which make it extremely easy to get pictures which we otherwise tend to miss out on. While driving, you can use the car mount to capture picturesque locations, while a magnetic base lets you attach it to metallic surfaces to take candid shots. Moreover, you can clip it to your clothes or the belt using the dedicated accessory or tether it to its strap mount and wear it around the neck. A universal stand will also be made available for using the gadget in the conventional style.
The wearable gadget weighs 1.3 ounces and even has the ability to record 720p videos at the rate of 30 frames per second. And once the memories have been captured, it saves them to cloud storage services of your choice. A microphone is built into the device that boasts of a wide angle view of 100 degrees and image stabilization. And if that’s not enough, the ParaShoot has a microSD card slot as well as a micro USB port and can even connect to the internet via Wi-Fi. Also, a 700mAh lithium-ion battery hides under the hood. And ParaShoot applications for mobile platforms like Android, iOS and Windows Phone will be made available to allow respective smartphones to act as remote viewfinders for the gadget.
The ParaShoot 2.0 smart HD camera will be funded if backers pledge $30,000 for it before September 30. It managed to collect $84,485 and had 528 supporters when we last checked the site.