Foresight USB Swing Camera with its lens
Foresight Swing Camera
Foresight USB Swing Camera recording a golfer in a simulator

Foresight Sports USB Swing Camera

$350.00 USD

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Details - Compatible with Foresight Sports Launch Monitors

  • Global Shutter Technology: All pixels are exposed simultaneously, enabling 'freeze frame' capture of fast moving/fast changing events.
  • Resolution: 1280 x 720 resolution
  • FPS: A maximum of 120 frames per second
  • Interface: High speed USB 2 interface, driverless, plug and play
  • Lenses: 3 lens included in the kit: 2.1MM, 2.5MM and 2.8MM to 12MM
  • Compatible Software: Swing Catalyst, FSX 2020, FSX Play.

What's included

  • Swing Camera
  • USB Cable
  • 3 Lenses

Foresight Sports USB Swing Camera features

Foresight Sports' USB Swing Camera records swing video beside your shot data in FSX Play, FSX 2020 or Swing Catalyst. Global shutter, 1280 x 720 at up to 120 fps, plug-and-play USB and three lenses for 4' to 12'+ from the golfer. For GC3, GCQuad, QuadMAX, Falcon and Launch Pro users.

Global Shutter

Every pixel exposed at once for clean frames of a fast club.

1280 x 720 Video

HD resolution for reviewing posture, plane and impact.

Up to 120 FPS

Enough frames to step through the downswing one at a time.

Foresight USB Swing Camera with its lens

Three Lenses

2.1, 2.5 and 2.8-12 mm lenses for 4' to 12'+ from the golfer.

Plug and Play USB

Driverless USB 2 connection to the simulator PC.

FSX Play and FSX 2020

Review swings in the analysis view after every shot.

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Foresight Sports USB Swing Camera: Swing Video Beside Every Shot

The Foresight Sports USB Swing Camera adds slow-motion swing video to a Foresight simulator. It plugs into the computer that runs your Foresight software, and after each shot you open the analysis view to watch the swing that produced the numbers. Seeing the motion next to the ball and club data makes it easier to connect a change in your swing with a change in the result.

Built to freeze a fast swing

The camera uses a global shutter: every pixel is exposed at the same moment, so a fast-moving club is captured as a clean frame instead of the smeared, bent shape a rolling shutter can produce. It records at 1280 x 720 resolution and up to 120 frames per second, which gives you enough frames through impact to step through the downswing one image at a time.

Three lenses for different rooms

Foresight includes three lenses so the camera can sit where your room allows. Foresight's recommended distances from the golfer are:

  • 2.1 mm: 4 to 6 feet, for tight spaces behind or beside the golfer
  • 2.5 mm: 6 to 10 feet
  • 2.8 to 12 mm (variable): 10 to 12 feet or more, the most flexible option

A camera mount or stand is not included, so plan a tripod, wall or ceiling position for a face-on or down-the-line view.

Software it works with

Foresight lists three compatible programs: FSX Play, FSX 2020 and Swing Catalyst. In FSX Play, connect the camera and open the analysis window after a shot to review the swing from up to two angles. In FSX 2020 the camera is set up in the settings menu, swings appear in the analysis tab, and video and shot data can be reviewed later in the FSX Live cloud. Swing Catalyst adds drawing tools, slow-motion playback, video overlay and side-by-side comparison. Foresight notes that FSX Pro swing camera integration is not available at this time.

Which launch monitors it fits

Because the camera works through Foresight's software, it pairs with the launch monitors FSX Play supports, including the GC3, GCQuad, QuadMAX, Falcon and Bushnell Launch Pro, as well as the GC3S, GCHawk and GC2 with HMT. FSX Play runs on Windows only, so the camera connects to a Windows PC rather than a tablet or phone.

Specifications

  • Shutter: global shutter
  • Resolution: 1280 x 720
  • Frame rate: up to 120 frames per second
  • Interface: high-speed USB 2, driverless plug and play
  • Lenses: 2.1 mm, 2.5 mm and 2.8 to 12 mm
  • Software: FSX Play, FSX 2020, Swing Catalyst
  • Part number: FSS00003707

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Foresight Swing Camera

What's included

  • Foresight Sports USB Swing Camera
  • USB cable
  • Three lenses: 2.1 mm, 2.5 mm and 2.8 to 12 mm
  • Not included: camera mount or stand

Foresight Sports USB Swing Camera specs

Specifications

Accessory

Fits / compatible withForesight Sports GC3, Foresight Sports GC3S, Foresight Sports GCQuad, Foresight Sports QuadMAX, Foresight Falcon, Foresight Sports GCHawk, Foresight Sports GC2 with HMT, Bushnell Launch Pro, Software: FSX Play, FSX 2020, Swing Catalyst (not FSX Pro)
MaterialStainless steel front, aluminum back
Dimensions (W x H x D)1.81 x 1.97 x 2.91 in
Weight11.3 lb

Identifiers

BrandForesight Sports
MPNFSS00003707
SKUForesight-Swing-Camera
Usage environmentIndoors

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Frequently asked questions

Which launch monitors does the Foresight USB Swing Camera work with?

It works through Foresight's software: FSX Play, FSX 2020 and Swing Catalyst. FSX Play supports the GC3, GC3S, GCQuad, QuadMAX, Falcon, GCHawk, GC2 with HMT and the Bushnell Launch Pro. Foresight notes that FSX Pro swing camera integration is not available at this time.

Do I need a Windows PC?

Yes. The camera plugs into the computer by USB, and FSX Play runs on Windows only; it does not run on a Mac, iPad, iPhone or Android device.

Which lens should I use?

Foresight recommends the 2.1 mm lens at 4 to 6 feet from the golfer, the 2.5 mm lens at 6 to 10 feet and the 2.8 to 12 mm lens at 10 to 12 feet or more.

Is a camera stand included?

No. The box includes the camera, a USB cable and three lenses; a mount or stand is not included.

How long does shipping take?

The current lead time is shown on this product page. Parcel orders generally arrive 3 to 5 days after they leave the warehouse, and free shipping applies to many items within the contiguous United States.

What is the warranty and return policy?

Warranty service is handled by the camera's maker, Kayeton, under a pass-through warranty from Foresight Sports. We accept returns within 30 days of purchase through our return portal (returns.shopindoorgolf.com). Items must come back in their original condition and packaging; the customer pays return shipping, and opened or used products carry a 15% restocking fee. Software is not returnable.

Foresight Sports USB Swing Camera Delivery & support

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Vendor Support

Foresight Sports Technical Support
Phone: 858-880-0179
Email: [email protected]
Hours: 6am - 6pm (PT) M-F
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Learn More About The Foresight Sports USB Swing Camera

Foresight USB Swing Camera recording a golfer in a simulator

Why a Global Shutter Matters

Most low-cost webcams use a rolling shutter, which reads the image line by line from top to bottom. A golf club moves so fast through impact that the shaft can move noticeably between the first and last line, so the club looks bent or smeared in the frame. The Foresight USB Swing Camera uses a global shutter instead: all pixels are exposed simultaneously, which Foresight describes as freeze-frame capture of fast-moving events. Combined with a maximum of 120 frames per second at 1280 x 720, that gives you clean frames to step through the takeaway, the top of the swing, the transition and the moment of impact. Faster frame rates need more light, so a bright, evenly lit hitting area helps the camera keep each frame sharp and free of motion blur. Because the camera is driverless and plug and play over USB 2, there is no separate capture card to install: plug it into the simulator PC and select it in the software.

Foresight USB Swing Camera with its lens

Choosing a Lens and a Camera Spot

The kit includes three lenses so the camera can work in small rooms and large bays. Foresight recommends the 2.1 mm lens for a camera 4 to 6 feet from the golfer, the 2.5 mm lens for 6 to 10 feet, and the 2.8 to 12 mm variable lens for 10 to 12 feet or more. The shorter lenses are wider, which suits rooms with little space behind or to the side of the golfer; the variable lens lets the camera sit further away and still frame the full swing. Pick the spot first, then the lens: a face-on view shows weight shift and posture, and a down-the-line view shows swing plane and path. FSX Play can review a swing from up to two angles, so two cameras give you both views of the same shot. Keep the camera out of the swing path and the projector beam, and remember that a mount or stand is not included in the box.