Wearable Video Camera

This is a picture of me wearing a wearable video camera I've been reviewing. When I get back from Burning Man, I'm going to have a great article going over these kinds of cameras. Funny how many people either don't realise that I'm wearing a video camera, or don't say anything.

For those of you who don't know, cameras have to be tagged at Burning Man. This is to make sure people know the rules regarding cameras, which includes not using said material for profit - that is, don't exploit what you shoot.

The hatter writes:

It'll be obvious to everyone at BM that you're wearing a camera - you'll have you vid licence tag thingie hanging from it, else you'll cop a stack of hassle from people who do notice it and notice the lack of tag.

To address your concern, I already had made the decision to wear a tag, around my neck. I like this statment, because I am the camera. The camera is me. I don't mind people knowing I'm recording, and am happy to explain the artistic reason why I choose to record such a personal perspective. I may wear a press badge too to make it even more clear to those around me. My comment was because I've worn it a couple of times already at events without recording, and burners didn't make the connection what it was most of the time.

Also, I know a lot of people who do not get their cameras tagged, for whatever reason, and seem to have no problem- not that I endorse that, getting tagged is pretty damn easy, and good overall.