Ball Flight View
Ball Metrics Mode
Upload a 240 FPS video from the recommended angled camera view to estimate launch angle, exit velocity, and early ball flight.
What We Analyze
Ball flight path
Launch angle
Estimated exit velocity
Contact point
Early ball travel
Bat-to-ball contact timing
Camera Setup Requirements
- Record at 240 FPS slow motion
- Camera should be on a tripod or stable surface
- Use the Ball Metrics camera angle, not the 90° Mechanics Mode angle
- Camera should be slightly behind the hitter on the back-leg side
- Camera should show the full hitter head to toe
- Entire bat must stay visible during the swing
- Home plate and contact area must be visible
- The first several feet of ball flight after contact must stay visible
- Leave extra open space in the direction the ball travels
- Do not zoom in too tight
- Use bright lighting to reduce motion blur
- A dark net or clean background is preferred so the ball is easier to track
Pre-Upload Checklist
Ball Flight View
Ball Metrics Mode
Upload a 240 FPS video from the recommended angled camera view to estimate launch angle, exit velocity, and early ball flight.
What We Analyze
Ball flight path
Launch angle
Estimated exit velocity
Contact point
Early ball travel
Bat-to-ball contact timing
Camera Setup Requirements
- Record at 240 FPS slow motion
- Camera should be on a tripod or stable surface
- Use the Ball Metrics camera angle, not the 90° Mechanics Mode angle
- Camera should be slightly behind the hitter on the back-leg side
- Camera should show the full hitter head to toe
- Entire bat must stay visible during the swing
- Home plate and contact area must be visible
- The first several feet of ball flight after contact must stay visible
- Leave extra open space in the direction the ball travels
- Do not zoom in too tight
- Use bright lighting to reduce motion blur
- A dark net or clean background is preferred so the ball is easier to track