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Uplift Capture now supports capturing some movements using either our traditional 2-camera setup, or a single camera. Choosing which one to use depends on your situation and environment.

Use 1-camera when:

  • Speed of setup is the priority
  • Space is tight, and you only have enough room for one camera set up at the required distance
  • You only have one device available
One camera capture is best when tracking general movement mechanics and identifying strengths and focus areas. It’s great for more frequent assessments and general movement insights.

Use two-camera when:

  • Higher-precision kinematic metrics are the priority
  • You need a full movement breakdown with detailed data
  • You have the space and devices required to set up 2 cameras at the recommended positions
Two camera capture is best when you need more precise metric reporting and when prioritizing data reliability, especially in rotational movements.
Click here for an explanation of the differences between our 1-camera and 2-camera models and its impact on the data we generate.