Slowmo - SlowMo Video Analysis

Ok! After buying three apps of some sort for slow motion feedback for my Archery form, stance and timing, this is it. Lots of great features that can really show my correct form or faults, or improvements needed and made with great analysis with lines, timing and angles that are critical to show me my form. Only one drawback with positioning of the lines. As you do with the angles, you have the leges that you can move around. You need to do the same thing with arrows and lines that once placed can be made shorter, longer and move around at each end of the lines. I have included an image that is used in Archery to show correct drawl length through your spine shoulders and how the arrow shaft goes to a straight line to approximate height to the end of the release elbow. This takes a few try’s to get the horizontal line through the arrow shaft to the elbow. It also took me about 10 to 12 times in making the vertical line going through the spine. Other than that this is definitely a five star app for archers.

Been using this app to analyze some golf swings and so far it has been great. The only things I would change would be the ability to adjust lines after drawing them, otherwise you have to do it multiple times until it’s perfect. The second thing would be to change the swipe direction to skim videos. Currently it is opposite of the default method used in iOS.

I use it for golf and this is a great app for analyzing swings after taking slow motion video on an iPhone. I do wish the frame scrolling wheel was reversed as it would make more sense to flip left to move forward through the frames as you would in video editing programs.

I use it every single day but after the new update when I am swiping the bar it takes me out the app. It would go back to being an awesome app if this gets fixed. I don’t know, maybe the bar that we swipe gets moved up to the top? Please fix this, such an important tool for hitting.

Works great for slowly panning through videos to find that perfect frame, and then creating a photo from that frame.