Every few months there's a new thread asking what hardware and software is available to record our golf swings. The usual suspects get discussed from cheap to expensive with no clear winners. It's a sad lot so I don't have any particular recommendations. BUT the subject does require specialized knowledge. It's the knowledge aspect I'll attempt to cover in this thread.
For me, a reasonable golf swing recording package should be able to do:
The next several posts will cover the background knowledge needed to select such a system. They will also cover how to set up properly to record a golf swing. Finally I will recommend an el cheapo system to get you started.
For me, a reasonable golf swing recording package should be able to do:
- "High speed" recording (ie more than 30 fps).
- Automatic capture
- At least two views possible, Down The Line and Face-On. But not necessarily at the same time.
- Immediate slow motion playback including frame by frame and smooth scrolling (ie jog shuttle).
- Ability to annotate basic lines, angles and maybe track paths (ie hands/club etc).
The next several posts will cover the background knowledge needed to select such a system. They will also cover how to set up properly to record a golf swing. Finally I will recommend an el cheapo system to get you started.
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