I don't know if it would be fit for purpose or work with Morae but my
husband purchased a very small and mobile video camera that was very cheap.
It can even mounted it on the side of his head when we went skiing (it is
that small).  I don't see why it wouldn't work with Morae as it connects
with USB. Might be good as so small and light and easy to attached to
things.

See Tachyon XC
http://www.tachyoninc.com/index.html

Regards
Tania Lang
Peak Usability

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Sent: Friday, 27 May 2011 12:23 AM
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Subject: [CHI-WEB] Seeking advice on mobile device cameras

Hi - I am in the process of purchasing a camera that I can use for mobile
device usability studies. It needs to work with Morae. What I want is a
camera that can catch the user's hand and finger movements over a mobile
phone and tablet as they are seated in a couch or other natural setting. I'd
like the user to be able to move freely so it might be necessary to purchase
a camera that attaches to the device. 

I have other cameras that can take longer range shots - it is the closeup
view that I need, but a close up that does not get in the way of using the
product. 

Are folks on the list using a camera they are particularly happy with? Which
cameras should be avoided for this purpose? I prefer to know about cameras
that are not pricey but still do the job. 

I will C&S for the list -

Thanks,

Kay

Kay Corry Aubrey, user-centered research and design Usability Resources Inc
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