First Video Shot With Google Project Glass Released

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Google has released a sample video from its Project Glass device — providing an early look at how the glasses can capture video and photos. The video, just 15 seconds long and shot in 720P, shows what it's like to be on a trampoline while using Project Glass. The video and new pictures show how Google's vision to "let technology get out of your way" is becoming a reality.

The first released video from Google's Project Glass prototype has been uploaded to YouTube.  The short video simply shows someone doing back flips on a trampoline, however the video is shot from the jumpers perspective.

Shot at 720p, the video quality is not amazing—but then, we still have little idea what technology is crammed into the glasses. It is, however, very compelling to see things from the exact point of view of the jumper.

Also missing from the video are any augmented reality annotations or a 'HUD' effect.  These may soon be part of the videos that Google will release.

The Project Glass Google+ page also features some new photos shot with the goggles.   








SOURCE  Gizmodo

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