Wearable Camera Lanyard Fitment

A wearable camera 11 that captures still images intermittently in response to the outputs of sensors without a user triggering capture of the individual images includes a lanyard attachment clip 12 comprising a metal wire attached to the camera housing 13. The attachment clip 12 comprises a partial loop extending from the housing and defining two concave sections 22 protruding upwards beyond the upper edge of the housing on opposite sides of the camera, and a convex section 23 intermediate the concave sections. Opposite ends 31 of a lanyard 30 are attached to the two concave sections and held apart by the convex section. The attachment clip is intended to increase the stability and thus image quality of captured images by preventing rotation about a vertical axis passing upwardly through the convex section. A clip arm (16, fig. 3) may extend downwardly from a rear face of the housing, with the attachment clip being retained underneath the clip arm, thus attaching the attachment clip to the housing. The lanyard 30 may include an intermediate strut 33 provided between the ends 31 for assisting the concave sections in holding the lanyard ends apart.