Studio · Notes
Pen
Draw freehand on a paused frame.
What it is
The Pen draws whatever your hand draws: a ring round a foot, the line a hand should travel, a quick tick. Choose its colour and weight beside the tools.
How to use it
- In Notes, pause on the moment.
- Choose Pen (or press D).
- Draw on the picture.
- Add a note to keep it.
In your coaching
Trace the line Aria's hands should take through the swing, in gold.
Plans
Pro and Ultra. Compare plans
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Notes
Notes mode
Pause on a moment, draw on it, say what you see.
Make a reel
The moments your notes are on, back to back, as a new video.
Arrow
Point at what matters, on a frame or following the athlete.
Line
A straight edge on a paused frame.
Circle
Ring what matters, on a frame or following the athlete.
Label
A few words on the picture, on a frame or following the athlete.
Spotlight
Dim everything but what matters.
Zoom and Magnifier
Ease into part of the picture, or keep a close-up in a corner.
Analyse
Analyse mode
Follow the athlete, measure, time and compare, while the video plays.
Angle
Measure a joint, on a frame or live while it plays.
Following a point
Tap the athlete, the ball or a joint, and Keln follows it frame by frame.
Path
The line the athlete, the bar or the ball takes.
Distance and the scale
Measure between two points, in metres once the scale is set.
Speed
How fast a point moves, in m/s, km/h or mph.
Timer
A stopwatch on the picture, with laps.
Guides
A plumb line, a level line or a grid over the picture.
Slow down
The moment at the playhead plays slower, easing in and out.
Ghost
Another rep, or a demo, over this one, see-through.
Side by side
Another video next to this one, in step.
Mirror
Flip the clip, to compare one side with the other.
Strobe
One picture of the movement's phases.
Edit
Edit mode
Cut, trim, slow down, hold a frame, bring in other videos.
Motion and transitions
Move, scale and turn a clip, dissolve between clips, and move a camera over the edit.
Chapters
Name the parts of a video, so anyone watching can go straight to one.
Shape for social
Upright, square or portrait, with the frame kept on the athlete.