Recording guides
Set the camera up once
Every FSP session is scored from one continuous video of you playing. These guides tell you where the camera goes, what has to be in the frame and what quietly ruins a recording. One per sport.
Bowling · World Bowling League
Live
Framing and lane alignment
Camera position, height and offset. Lane geometry. The six framing mistakes that come back unscored.
Squash · World Premier Squash
Soon
Framing and court alignment
The one sport that records landscape. Guide in progress.
Cricket · Team Blue Rising
Soon
Framing and pitch alignment
Guide in progress.
Before any sport
Four rules that never change
- One shot, no cuts. Record straight through. Dead time between plays is removed for you, and cutting it yourself makes the video read as one unbroken sequence of action.
- The phone does not move. A tripod on the floor, set before you start. Handheld drifts, and every reference point drifts with it.
- Everything the challenge scores is in the frame. Your whole body, the playing surface and the target, at the same time, for the whole session.
- Record in the FSP Games app. Quick Play sets the format, runs the countdown and handles the upload. Recording elsewhere means doing all three yourself.
Something missing
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