Film a run, pick the seconds you like, and Boardsmania builds a kinogram: every phase of the turn, frame by frame, in a single image. See exactly what your body and skis do through the whole arc.
Cutout splits the finished kinogram into single figures. Look at each position on its own, zoom in, and save any phase to your phone gallery.
Step through the turn one figure at a time: only one position is shown, so nothing overlaps.
The figures are added one after another, so you watch the whole turn build up.
Put two kinograms on top of each other: this run against the last one, or against a kinogram from your coach.
Your last ten kinograms stay in the app. Save the ones you want to your phone gallery.
When positions overlap, turn on outlines with one tap and every figure stands out.
Keep the phone still and let the skier ride across the frame. Every position is clearly separated.
Stand roughly in the middle between the left and the right turns, so the camera sees every turn from the side.
Zooming makes the skier bigger in the kinogram, but the picture gets less sharp and the contrast is weaker. Zoom only moderately.
is the ideal length for one kinogram.
If the skier slips out of the frame in the turns, positions are missing and the kinogram falls apart.
When the camera gets closer and further away, every figure has a different size.
Short, small turns right towards the camera pile the figures up on top of each other.
The scale of the picture changes and part of the kinogram can stay empty.
A small skier who blends in with the snow cannot be found reliably.
A cut or a swipe to another video inside the chosen seconds: the app refuses it.
Boardsmania is in testing on Apple TestFlight. It runs on iPhone with iOS 16.4 or newer, it is free and unlimited until the end of 2026. Tell us what works and what does not, straight from the app.
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