I’ve tried an app called 1SE which stands for “1 second everyday” and has you capture regular, phone camera style a 1-sec video or picture and then it groups into a playback for the year. It was fun but doing it with glasses would def be easier.
Related to the sci-fi, actually have a book idea I’ve been trying to write for a couple decades about the memory storage technology. Eventually I will. More of a dystopian twist for sure.
The Shiny Dime for me is that these resolve the tension between immersion and capture. I always think of being present in the moment and capturing the moment as mutually exclusive. But you make a strong case that it might not be case.
I've spent the past few years turning my camera on, putting my phone down, and forgetting it for long minutes. I don't try to capture the visuals; I want to remember the ambience. I think I started doing this after hanging out with smart, high people. I needed to store their conversations somewhere. Sometimes, I prop my phone and catch a weird angle. Rewatching it gives a new perspective on the same night.
Wow thank you for the well written article.
I’ve tried an app called 1SE which stands for “1 second everyday” and has you capture regular, phone camera style a 1-sec video or picture and then it groups into a playback for the year. It was fun but doing it with glasses would def be easier.
Related to the sci-fi, actually have a book idea I’ve been trying to write for a couple decades about the memory storage technology. Eventually I will. More of a dystopian twist for sure.
Thanks for sharing your experience
The Shiny Dime for me is that these resolve the tension between immersion and capture. I always think of being present in the moment and capturing the moment as mutually exclusive. But you make a strong case that it might not be case.
Great article
Wow.
wow, your last week of feb looked really fun! now i'm tempted LOL
does the software know to clip "eventful" moments through AI or was this manually compiled?
I've spent the past few years turning my camera on, putting my phone down, and forgetting it for long minutes. I don't try to capture the visuals; I want to remember the ambience. I think I started doing this after hanging out with smart, high people. I needed to store their conversations somewhere. Sometimes, I prop my phone and catch a weird angle. Rewatching it gives a new perspective on the same night.
That was a long way to say I need these Ray-Bans.