OMG Life Autographer

Overview

TechSpot Metascore

Based on 7 expert reviews

Excellent:

1
Good:

1
Average:

0
Bad:

5

Pros:

Cool OLED display. PC, Mac, and iOS apps allow for video and GIF creation. Camera sensors provide wealth of information in every photo. Interesting fish-eye lens effect.

Cons:

Very expensive. Bulky design for a tiny camera. Subpar photo quality. GPS tagging didn't work in my tests. Desktop app is buggy, and mobile app is limited

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Last revision on June 5, 2015

Reviewers Liked

Cool OLED display. PC, Mac, and iOS apps allow for video and GIF creation. Camera sensors provide wealth of information in every photo. Interesting fish-eye lens effect

Reviewers Didn't Like

Very expensive. Bulky design for a tiny camera. Subpar photo quality. GPS tagging didn't work in my tests. Desktop app is buggy, and mobile app is limited

Expert reviews and ratings

Now from Autographer themselves a waterproof kit designed to either fit round your body trunk or on an arm to hold their camera when you just do not have a suitable pocket. It can also be used under water to a depth of ten metres. A simple device called...

By GadgetSpeak on August 17, 2014

100

What's great about Autographer is that it gives you somewhat of a sense of freedom as you capture special moments.“Autography generates greater memories by capturing images of ‘real life' – rather than 'posed life'. People can completely enjoy and...

By examiner.com on December 19, 2013

OMG Life wants to help you document your every move with its wearable, lifelogging camera, the Autographer. But a high price, poor hardware and software design, and subpar photo quality make it a...

By PC Mag on October 24, 2013

It produces intriguing images, and poses some interesting questions even, but the design needs refining and it costs far too much...

By Expert Reviews on August 08, 2013

The low-quality images and high price of this life-logging camera undermines an otherwise clever...

By Alphr on August 01, 2013

You know how it is, you want to take a photograph of your best friend but something natural, not posed or awkward. So wouldn't it be good if the camera decided when a suitable shot arose and took it for you. That's part of the purpose of the OMG Life...

By T3 Magazine on August 01, 2013

Wearable computing is going to take off in a big way in the next few years, of that we are sure. But while Google Glass is intriguing, it may struggle to find a market outside of the techisphere due to its form factor. Smartwatches will...

By Pocket-lint on July 29, 2013

Wearable tech is the buzz category of the moment, with the likes of Google Glass and the much-rumoured Apple iWatch hogging plenty of column inches. The latest arrival in this expanding genre is the Autographer – the world's first intelligent wearable...

By tech.uk.msn.com on December 27, 2013

“The world's first intelligent wearable camera” is a bold claim indeed. “Automatic, but quite bad photography” is probably more apt. In essence, Autographer is a wearable life-logging camera, but the addition of a sensor array and algorithm takes it to a...

By makeuseof.com on October 17, 2013

OMG Life's Autographer is a small 5 million pixel camera with an 8GB internal memory and a 3mm focal length lens that gives a viewing angle of 136 degrees and is designed to be worn clicked onto your clothing or hanging from a lanyard around your neck....

By TechRadar on July 29, 2013

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