Ray-Ban Stories smart glasses feature integrated cameras to capture photos and videos, offering a unique hands-free recording experience. Here's a breakdown of how they work:
Camera System
- Dual Cameras: Ray-Ban Stories are equipped with two 5-megapixel cameras, one positioned near each temple.
- Panoramic View: This dual-camera setup allows for capturing images and videos that mimic the natural perspective of human eyes, providing a more immersive and realistic point-of-view.
Operation
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Power On: The glasses are powered on via a physical switch, enabling the camera functionality.
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Capturing Photos and Videos:
- Single Press: A short press of the capture button (located on the right temple) takes a photo.
- Press and Hold: Pressing and holding the capture button for a few seconds starts video recording.
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Indicators: An LED light on the front of the glasses illuminates to indicate when a photo or video is being recorded, alerting those around you.
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Storage: Photos and videos are stored internally on the glasses.
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Synchronization: The Ray-Ban Stories sync with a companion smartphone app (Facebook View app) via Bluetooth. This allows you to:
- Transfer Media: Transfer photos and videos from the glasses to your phone.
- Edit and Share: Edit and share your captured content on social media or with friends and family.
- Manage Settings: Adjust camera settings and manage the glasses' features through the app.
Summary
Ray-Ban Stories integrate discreet cameras into stylish eyewear, allowing users to easily capture and share moments from their unique perspective. By pressing a button on the right temple, users can record photos and videos that closely resemble what their eyes see. The captured content is then transferred to the companion app for storage, editing, and sharing.
