Joe’s Daily Gives Us The First Google Glass Vlog (From Disneyland)

By 06/21/2013
Joe’s Daily Gives Us The First Google Glass Vlog (From Disneyland)

Google Glass is now in beta, and more and more people are getting their hands on the hi-tech, fashion conscious gadget. One of those people is Joe Miragliotta AKA Joe’s Daily, a vlogger in the Big Frame network. Miragliotta got his hands on Google Glass last weekend, but he didn’t feature it in a fashion show or build an app for it. Instead, he did something much more fun: he took it to Disneyland.

As far as we can tell, Miragliotta is the first person to use Google Glass as a vlog camera, and as the video shows, the gadget is an effective in that role. The GoPro camera is currently the device of choice for first-person vlogging, but Miragliotta believes his new toy has distinct advantages over the old standard bearer. “As for POV, I think it crushes [GoPro] as you can see from the video,” he said. “You get a great wide shot as if you were looking through your own eyes. This is what turned me on to it as a YouTuber since most followers want to experience what you’re doing through your eyes and not some fisheye lens.”

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Miragliotta reported very few problems with Google Glass, and wasn’t even ogled by confused passersby. “Surprisingly I didn’t receive too many weird looks,” he noted. “Most of the people asking questions about them were middle-aged men that most likely follow the tech blogs like Mashable and Techcrunch.” I think he should consider himself lucky that he didn’t lose his device while riding California Screamin’.

There is, of course, one drawback: the price. “The biggest question I got was how much did I pay,” explained Miragliotta. “After tax, it came to be $1625.” Ouch. That is a hefty price tag for sure, but surely a worthy one for vloggers looking for a unique lens.

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