Capturing a position

When you are not taking a capture, the values shown in the Metrics field are "free-rolling" - continuously updating on a 3s rolling average basis. This is useful for technique discussion. To begin recording information about a position, press the capture button.

3D Aero screen areas

Notes:

1. You can take as many captures as you wish
   

1. You can delete captures using the individual review screens
   

1. You can choose the initial and final captures that go into the report
   

1. All data is saved to the fit folder (video, images and metrics
   

Clicking on a metric will bring up that metric on all the history panes for easy comparison:

CdA metric highlighted on final position

And you can see the changes in the highlighted metric compared with the initial position:

Comparison of "Estimated time" parameter between captures

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