Tuesday, November 17, 2015
Monday, November 16, 2015
Wednesday, November 11, 2015
Sketches / Final Design
These are more ideation sketches that brought us to our final design. It began with working out different forms seeing which would be comfortable while holding and others that were just fun and looked different compared to other cameras on the market today.
Our final design is a pretty basic shape, we decided to focus more on the functionality of the form rather than making the form complex. It is housed in a silicone rubber to provide grip while holding and durability if it was to fall. The front is an aluminum casing to give it some strength. It will have two buttons that will be concave in, making it feel as if the buttons are molded to your fingers. The larger button is the trackpad and it will feature touch navigation technology similar to the new Apple TV Remote providing a fluid and precise experience while navigated through the camera with just a swipe of the thumb and a tap to select. The bottom button will be a multifunctional button that will depend on what display is on the camera; it could be a playback button while taking a photo,a back button while in the menu, or a trash button while in viewing a photo to delete it.
Tuesday, November 10, 2015
Journalistic Questions
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Who?
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Doing What?
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With Who?
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Where?
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When?
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Who Saw?
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Said What?
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Story-board 1
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A business man
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Walking to work
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Other commuters
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In the city
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In the morning, 7:30am
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A pretty flower pot
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I would like to take a picture
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Story-board 2
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A professional photographer
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Taking a product photo
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Colleagues
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In a studio
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On a work day
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A chair
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This is taking a long time
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Story-board 3
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A hiker
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Taking a video
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Family
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In the woods
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In the afternoon
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A bird
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I want to take a video
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Story-board 4
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A woman
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Relaxing
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Friends
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At home
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At night
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A bright light in the sky
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What is that?
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Story-board 5
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A Sports Fan
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Watching a game
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Other fans
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At a stadium
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Middle of the day
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A great pass
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Great shot
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Story-board 6
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A family
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Wanting to take a family
picture
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Everyone
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Outside
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During the day
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A great moment to take a
picture
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Perfect
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Storyboards
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1-Walking to work and seeing something you would like to take a picture of. Using a compact camera that can easily fit in a pocket allows you to take a picture and continue on your way. |
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2-Taking a product photo, first with a large professional camera that takes a long time. Then with a smaller but same quality of camera taking much less time. |
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4-Enjoying the evening when something streaks across the sky, unable to tell what it is using a high quality zoom on a camera to take a picture and identify the unknown. |
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5-While attending a sporting event and seeing a great throw but being unable to capture the fast shot. Using the burst picture feature of the smaller camera allows for the perfect shot. |
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6-Taking a family photo without someone to take the photo. Using the self timer feature of the camera to take a photo of the entire family. |
Monday, November 9, 2015
Hierarchy of Objectives
Must:
- Must have a small / compact design
- Must be a professional grade camera and have the features one would expect in such camera
- Must have good usability (easy to understand / quick learning curve / efficient)
Should:
- Should be aesthetically pleasing
- Should have a minimalistic design
- Should be fast and easy to setup
- Should be used everyday
- Should have very few buttons
- Should be nice to hold / touch
- Should have all basic functions a camera needs
- Should have a good user interface that is simply and easy to use
- Should get tech savvy people excited
Could:
- Could be used by everyone
- Could be a daily carrying device
- Could be used on drones
- Could be the camera used on the first mission to Mars
Project Statement
Our goal is to create a simple, minimalistic camera that includes all the functions one would want in a professional camera. This camera will have a compact design that is versatile and easy to take on the go.
Sunday, November 8, 2015
Paper based Prototype 01
Monday, November 2, 2015
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