Martin Källström

How to use the Narrative Clip and App

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Narrative offers you a true photographic memory. It is essentially a product of three parts: * The Narrative Clip - the tiny, wearable, automatic camera capturing a geotagged photo every 30 seconds * The Narrative Library - storing and organizing all your moments into easy-to-access segments, timelines and timelapse videos * The Narrative Smartphone Apps (iPhone+Android) - displaying your life in photos, easily searchable and shareable --- The Narrative Clip is a small wearable camera that automatically takes a photo every 30-seconds. The Narrative Clip wearable camera is perfect for travelers, parents and more! Learn more about Narrative at http://getnarrative.com Follow us on social media: Facebook: http://facebook.com/getnarrative Twitter: http://twitter.com/getnarrative Instagram: http://instagram.com/narrativeclip

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factNarrative Clip is a wearable 5-megapixel camera with GPS for geotagging and searching photos.0:00factThe Narrative Clip automatically takes a photo every 30 seconds without user intervention.0:00factThe Narrative Clip has no physical on/off button; power is controlled by orientation.0:00factThe Narrative Clip automatically turns off when placed face-down or in a pocket.0:00factThe Narrative Clip includes built-in GPS to geolocate and make photos searchable by location.0:00factThe Narrative Clip has an orientation sensor to ensure photos display correctly regardless of how the camera is worn.0:25factThe Narrative Clip features 4 LED lights indicating battery status, and users can press the button twice to check battery level while simultaneously taking a photo.0:25factThe Narrative Clip can be worn in multiple ways: clipped to clothing, mounted on stationary objects for time-lapse capture, or simply worn to document life as it happens.0:25factThe Narrative Clip has 8GB of internal memory, allowing it to record photos for multiple days of use before requiring upload.0:51factThe Narrative Clip charges its battery via USB while simultaneously uploading photos to the cloud.0:51factThe Narrative App organizes photos into searchable moments that can be filtered by time and location.0:51factThe Narrative App allows users to view photos as automatic time-lapse videos and can algorithmically select the best moments from a day.1:16factThe Narrative App integrates with major social media platforms, allowing users to easily share photos to Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.1:16
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[00:00:00] Speaker A: This is the Narrative Clip, a wearable 5-megapixel camera and GPS that lets you capture all of life's moments. How? It takes a photo every 30 seconds. There is no on/off button. If you see the clip, it's on. But if you lay it face down or place it in your pocket, it turns off automatically. It has built-in GPS to organize the photos and make them searchable, and a sensor that makes sure they're the right

[00:00:25] Speaker A: way up, no matter how you turn the clip. Its 4 LED lights indicate 2 things: tap to You can press the button twice to see how much battery is left and to simultaneously take a photo. There are unlimited ways to use the Narrative Clip. You could clip it to your shirt or create time-lapse videos by clipping it to something stationary. It's all about enjoying life as it happens and letting the clip capture it for you. Its

[00:00:51] Speaker A: 8 GB memory lets you use the clip for days. And when you're ready to upload the photos, simply plug in the clip. The battery charges while the photos upload. And when they're done, just unplug and you're ready to The Narrative app organizes your photos into easy-to-find moments. You can scan the timeline or search for individual moments to see photos from a specific time

[00:01:16] Speaker A: and location. Scroll manually, view photos as a time-lapse video, and let the app pick out the top photos for you. And if you want to share a photo via Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter, that's easy too. Go to getnarrative.com. Go to memotonarrative.com for more information.