Fix your golf slice, topped shots, over the top golf swing, and anything else that’s been plaguing your game for years. It’s a perhaps silly criticism, but using the SwingShot does require that you remember to bring it along.

Regardless of where you are on your golfing journey and what your golfing goals are, the LiveView Pro Golf Camera offers something for every golfer. Those aforementioned YouTube swing doctors rushed in to explain how the left swing was better than the right or vice versa. Since video cameras became commercially available, golfers have been obsessed with putting their swing on film.

Using proprietary technology the LiveView app records 2 seconds prior and 2 second after ball impact to provide your full swing sequence. The one thing you did not address that most people probably are not aware of us is that most phone cameras, unlike highspeed cameras, distort the picture. First, we all know that our phone batteries deplete rapidly once we start using apps, GPS, and video functions. I think I know what I am banging on about when I review my swing but in reality it’s all guess work and does nothing to identify how to fix it because every ‘fix’ probably breaks something else. The negatives still had a couple of tiny leaks evident, but except for the last shot they weren’t so bad.

As mentioned before; how many frames per second (FPS) a camera is able to record makes a big difference for slow motion video analysis. The second caveat is that you need to have the discipline to film a few swings but not critique them yourself. These golf cameras work great with a Carl’s Place Pro Enclosure, where you can mount your Uneekor QED or EYE XO launch monitor to the frame of the enclosure. Most golfers can’t help loudly explaining the “cause” of every mishit on the course, let alone filming their swing without picking at it.But…it happens so fast, and has so many movements that, without some aid to slow things down and examine where I was to feel that way—which video analysis can do—I’m left perplexed with a bunch of conflicting feels. Carl's Swing Cameras offer up to 300 frames per second (at 360p resolution), 120fps (at 720p) and 60fps at 1080p HD. When I’m practicing, sometimes I’ll make and watch a video of each swing I make over a one- or two-hour period.

Or, you might have 1080p high definition, but it might be at much lower frame rate, such as 30fps, which will cause motion blur when paused or going frame by frame. My very amateurish photography background says that prime lenses of one focal length are oftentimes sharper than a zoom lens.

You have waited through the ever-present YouTube commercials to watch clips, and maybe even laughed at Will Sasso’s mastery of six-second comedy on Vine. Really disappointed in the Kayeton cameras and even tried a high end Mars 250 fps that has more blur than what Rdeyer has.

It has no capacity for double or multiple exposures, it has no rangefinder, the lowest aperture choice was f6. I don’t use video on myself, but I do take lessons where a *PGA certified teaching pro* (I wrote all that out to emphasize a point) uses video as one more teaching aid (amongst others) — i. I also like when you see a certain ball flight/hit a window and you go back to the video to see and understand why that happened. I've heard other sources suggest even more lumens than that being recommended, but it worked for my purposes. MIA Sports Solutions is widely recognised as a global leader in the design and installation of Performance Golf Studios, under our Tech:EX Studio Solution brand name.Use the bottom black line in the camera screen to ensure your camera is square to your target line alignment stick. But regardless of how many times a golfer has to hit the ball to get it onto the green, the ultimate goal is to always to get that ball into the hole. I’ve seen countless videographer-golfers hit a shot and barely notice the ball flight before they run to the replay screen. I video my swing about twice a year and mostly looking down range and while actually on the course so I can see my ball flight (using an – Shot Tracer).