Feature Release: Capture The Action From Every Angle with Multi-Cam

demonstrating multi-cam in an indoor golf studio environment
indoor track & field athlete throwing shotput with multiple cameras recording

How to Use Multi-Cam

You can use a second (or third or fourth) iPhone or iPad as an auxiliary camera, wirelessly linked to the primary device. It doesn’t matter whether you’re analyzing a golf or baseball swing, pitch, or any other movement, the immediate side-by-side review gives you a holistic view, enabling you to better analyze your athletes.

Multi-cam will work alongside all of the other popular features in the Onform app, like manual shutterspeed, ultra-wide and telephoto lens choices, and the standard recording modes like ‘manual,’ ‘one-tap,’ ‘auto-detect,’ and ‘launch-monitor.’ This means you’re not just getting multiple angles; you’re getting a complete toolkit for in-depth analysis.

The camera can be controlled remotely from an Apple Watch or a Bluetooth shutter button, and the new auxiliary-cam recording mode transfers videos directly between devices in seconds, enabling real-time, hands-free playback without the need for an internet connection.

dio, on the range, in the batting cage, or even remotely.

3 thoughts on “Feature Release: Capture The Action From Every Angle with Multi-Cam”

  1. Catharine Willman

    Trying to do
    The multi view recording for Figure Skating and my two devices are synced but it doesn’t seem to want to work. I went by the instructions above but can’t figure it out. Do you have any suggestions.

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