<p>A GoPro camera can be connected to a power source and can record for a long time.  There are numerous ways to attach one to your head (or safety goggles).</p>

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Thanks so much for responding. I'll consider using the GoPro. I was thoughtthinking of something less bulky. Besides I need to record what a technitian is doing literally with his hands. I assume the GoPro would provide more of a "from top" type of view.
ein_io
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n.b.  The best way to express thanks is by actually up-voting a useful answer.  Merely saying thanks is actually a good way to get your comment deleted (across all of stackexchange, not just the video group).
Michael Tiemann
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I tried voting your asnwer up a couple of times – it says " Votes cast with less then 15 reputation are recorded but do not change publicly displayed score ". Sorry about that. Despite what you say I still believe in the eternal power of good old " thank you " :)
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Michael Tiemann
<p>I am trying to use camera glasses for documenting benchwork.</p>

<p>Most of available models allow 1 to max 2h hours of recording for as long as the battery lasts and only allow next recording after the battery is recharged (3h).</p>

<p>I need either to continuously stream or to make long recordings with low frame rate (5/second). I don't mind walking around with a bunch of wires or having a power supply connected continuously to the glasses.</p>

<p>Can somebody recommened a model of camera glasses or perhaps a clipon camera which allows to adjust frame rate, allows streaming (that is optional) but most importantly allows recording while connected to power source.</p>

<p>Thanks so much in advance!!</p>

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which camera glasses allow recording while connected to power source
ein_io
# which camera glasses allow recording while connected to power source

(Asked by: username_0 on 2017-01-07)

I am trying to use camera glasses for documenting benchwork.

Most of available models allow 1 to max 2h hours of recording for as long as the battery lasts and only allow next recording after the battery is recharged (3h).

I need either to continuously stream or to make long recordings with low frame rate (5/second). I don't mind walking around with a bunch of wires or having a power supply connected continuously to the glasses.

Can somebody recommened a model of camera glasses or perhaps a clipon camera which allows to adjust frame rate, allows streaming (that is optional) but most importantly allows recording while connected to power source.

Thanks so much in advance!!

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### Answer by username_1 on 2017-01-07. Score: 0

A GoPro camera can be connected to a power source and can record for a long time. There are numerous ways to attach one to your head (or safety goggles).

> **Comments:**
> **username_0**: Thanks so much for responding. I'll consider using the GoPro. I was thoughtthinking of something less bulky. Besides I need to record what a technitian is doing literally with his hands. I assume the GoPro would provide more of a "from top" type of view.  
> **username_1**: n.b.  The best way to express thanks is by actually up-voting a useful answer.  Merely saying thanks is actually a good way to get your comment deleted (across all of stackexchange, not just the video group).  
> **username_0**: I tried voting your asnwer up a couple of times – it says " Votes cast with less then 15 reputation are recorded but do not change publicly displayed score ". Sorry about that. Despite what you say I still believe in the eternal power of good old " thank you " :)  

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