User Manual EXILIM EX FS10 W: Casio

User Manual: EXILIM EX-FS10

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G R A V E S

G O L F

A C A D E M Y

I n t e r n e t G o l f A c a d e m y U s e r ’s M a n u a l

FOR FURTHER ASSISTANCE CONTACT:
SCOTT RENFROW
scottr@moenormangolf.com
(866)377-2316 - Toll-Free inside the U.S.
(405)250-6960 - outside the U.S.

Table of Contents
Getting Started

Equipment Checklist:

Set Up your V1 Golf Academy Account

Set Up your V1 Golf Academy Account (cont.)

Download V1 Home Software

Download the FREE V1 Home Software to your computer

Download and Install the Software

Setting up your V1 Home software to send your swings

Capturing Swing Footage

Using a digital video camera

How to capture swing footage

Capturing Swing Footage (cont.)

How to capture swing footage (cont.)

How many swings do I capture?

Uploading Swing Footage to your Computer

Downloading Video from your Camera to your computer

Uploading your Swings to GGA

Viewing your completed lesson / coaching session

Uploading Swing Footage using a Mac computer

Uploading Video from your Camcorder to your Mac

Uploading your Swings to GGA

Viewing your completed lesson / coaching session

Getting Started
The Graves Golf Academy Internet Golf Academy (GGAIGA) is an excellent way to accomplish your
goals with your golf swing. As an online instruction/coaching program, the GGAIGA allows you to
receive valuable feedback about your golf swing, putting stroke, chipping stroke, and pitching stroke to
allow you to always be assured of practicing correctly, and most importantly, always improving.
To get started using the GGAIGA, simply follow the instructions that follow.

Equipment Checklist:
Digital Camera with video capability. We recommend the Casio Exilim line
of digital still cameras with high speed video capability. Models include: EXFS10, EX-FC100
USB Cable. Most cameras have a USB output, and come with a USB cable to
connect to your computer.
A desktop or laptop computer with a USB input port (Standard on nearly all computers).

Set Up your V1 Golf Academy Account
The first step in using the GGAIGA is to set up your V1 Golf Academy account. The V1 Golf Academy is
our partner in the GGAIGA, and it is through their software and online services that we are able to offer
you this program.
IMPORTANT NOTE: Add this email address to your list of “safe” senders - support@ifrontiers.com . This will
allow you to receive emails from V1 for registration purposes.

To Set Up your V1 Golf Academy account, visit www.v1golfacademy.com.

Set Up your V1 Golf Academy Account (cont.)
When that page loads, you will see the image above at the top of the screen. Click on “New Members” to
begin setting up your account. You will be taken to the ‘New Member Registration Form’ page of the
website. You will see this in the right side of the screen;

On this page, fill in the following information:
• First Name
• Last Name
• Email address and confirmation
• Password and confirmation
• Connection Speed
• Operation System
• “Check” I have read the Terms and Conditions of the V1 Golf ACademy and agree to them.
• In the “4 digit ProCode” box, enter 4680, then check the “Always use my default pro” box (NOTE:
This is a VERY important step, please do not skip, or you personally will be billed by V1 for submitting
your swings, instead of GGA being billed as it should be.)
• Click “Create Account”

Set Up your V1 Golf Academy Account (cont.)
Once you have created your account, you will be logged in to your new account. The page that displays
will be the “My Locker” page. From here, click on “Profile Overview” from the RED menu bar.

When the “Profile Overview” page opens, look for
the “Selected Pro” line. In that line, click on
“Faculty” link. You will be taken to a page to select
GGA as your Pro.
On the Faculty
page, click on
“Academy,
Graves Golf
(OKC)”.
Then click on the “Click” to view selected professional’s profile”
at the bottom of that window. Our (GGA’s) profile will open in
the right part of the page.
Click on “Select this Professional”.
These steps will set up your V1 Golf Academy account to always
bill any lesson fees that V1 charges to GGA, as well as ensure that
any videos that you upload are automatically sent to GGA for
review and coaching.
You will only have to complete the process the ONE TIME. Once
your account is set up, you will have to take no further actions to
get your videos to GGA.

Download V1 Home Software
Download the FREE V1 Home Software to your computer
Now that your account is setup, the
next step is to download and install
the FREE V1 Home Software.
To download, visit
www.v1golfacademy.com . In the
lower left hand corner of the page, you
will see an area to download and install the software.

Download and Install the Software
Click the link that says “Click here for Free Download of V1 Home Basic Version”. When prompted, click
on “Run” and “Install” to complete the installation.
After the installation is complete, Open the V1 Home software. The first time you start the software, you
will be taken through a short registration process. You will be offered a “Premium” version of the software throughout this process, you DO NOT NEED IT, it is your option.
Complete the registration process, and the software will start.
IMPORTANT NOTE: Add this email address to your list of “safe” senders - support@ifrontiers.com . This will
allow you to receive emails from V1 for registration purposes.

Setting up your V1 Home software to send your swings
Open the V1 Home software your
computer.
You will see the menu bar across the
top of the window. On that bar,
click on the Yellow folder with
the green arrow coming UP out
of it. This is the SEND button you
will use to send your swings to
GGA.
When you click that button, a window will pop up, asking you to log
into your V1 Golf Academy account.
Enter your email address and password you used to create you V1
Golf Academy account in the last
step.
Make SURE the radio button beside “The V1 Golf Academy (V1GA)” is checked.
Click on “Login”. You are now logged into your V1 Golf
Academy account through the V1 Home software. You
will use this when uploading your swings to GGA for review.

Capturing Swing Footage
Using a digital video camera
We recommend using a digital camera with a video capability for the
Internet Golf Academy. A great camera is the Casio Exilim EX-FS10. This
camera is inexpensive while it provides excellent quality video footage.
In addition, this camera will shoot High Speed video, which is especially
helpful for capturing golf swing footage.

How to capture swing footage
When you are capturing swing footage, the best quality will be in the “High Speed, 210FPS” mode.
To capture your swing footage for the GGA IGA, you will need to
get video from 2 angles; Down the Line and Face On. From each
angle, your camera should be 12-15 feet from you, and on a tripod
for stability.
To capture the Down the Line angle, you will place the camera 1215 feet behind you, pointing down your target line. You can see an
example in the picture to the right.

To capture the Face On angle, you will place the camera 12-15 feet
in front of you, pointing at your chest. You can see an example in
the picture on the left.

Capturing Swing Footage (cont.)
How to capture swing footage (cont.)
In addition to the Down the Line and Face On angles, you will also
need to capture a close-up of your grip. This is easiest to
accomplish from the Face On angle.
While recording the Face On angle, take your setup like you are
going to hit the shot, and then WITHOUT CHANGING your grip,
walk towards the camera.

How many swings do I capture?
When capturing you swing footage, you only need to capture 1-2 swings from each angle with either a
Driver or 6 iron. There is no need for you to video an entire practice session to upload to the GGA IGA.
One or two swings with a Driver or 6 iron from the Face On and Down the Line angles, along with a close
up your grip will be sufficient for a thorough review from GGA.

Uploading Swing Footage to your Computer
Downloading Video from your Camera to your computer
You now have swing videos on your camera, and you need to pull them onto the computer. To do this,
you will connect your camera to your computer using a USB cable.
• Plug your camera into the computer using the USB Cable.
• Power your camera ON. When you do, your computer should
open a window like the one to the right, indicating that your
computer has recognized the camera.
• Click on “Open folder to view files”.
• When the window opens, Click on “DCIM, then 100Casio. Your
swing footage is contained in the 100Casio folder.
•Copy the files from the 100Casio folder to a folder on your computer, like your ‘My Videos’ folder, or
another you create to catalog your swing footage.
•You can create your own folder for cataloging your swing footage by click in an open area of the
desktop and clicking “New”, the selecting “Folder”. It is a good idea to keep your swing files all
together.
• Once swings are copied to a folder on your computer, OPEN the V1 Home Software.
• Click on the GREEN folder (Open button), and navigate to the file where you’ve
saved your swings. Select a swing, and click “Open”.
• Use the TRIM function to trim your video clip down to under 10 seconds in
length. To start the Trim function, click the scissors in the menu bar and follow the on screen directions.

Uploading your Swings to GGA
• With the V1 Home Software still open, open one of your swing files you’ve just
trimmed.
• Click the Upload Icon (yellow folder with Green arrow coming UP out of it)
• A window will open prompting you to log into your V1 Golf Academy account. Do so at this time.
Make SURE the “V1 Golf Academy” radio button is checked.
• The next window that appears will allow you to type a description of the swing you are uploading.
Type a short description of the club you are using and the angle of the shot (Face on or Down the Line).
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• The “Assign to your pro Graves Golf Academy” should be checked.
• Click “Send”.
• Repeat process for all of your swing clips.

Viewing your completed lesson / coaching session
Option 1 - Downloading to your computer
When we have completed your review / coaching session, you will receive email notification. To view your lesson, open the V1 Home Software. Once opened, click on the
“Download” icon (yellow folder with Green arrow going DOWN into it).
You will be prompted to log into your V1 Golf Academy account, do so.
A window will appear that is your “Locker” on the V1 Golf Academy. Simply click the lesson to select it
and then click “Download Video(s)”. The lesson will be downloaded to your computer. You can then
view your lesson in the V1 Home Software.

Option 2 - Viewing Online
You can also view your reviews using your web browser (Internet Explorer, Firefox, etc.). To view your
reviews “online”, open your browser and navigate to www.v1golfacademy.com . Log in to your V1 Golf
Academy account, and you will be directed to “My Locker”. Simply click “View(classic)” to view your
reviews.

Uploading Swing Footage using a Mac computer
Uploading Video from your Camcorder to your Mac
You now have swing videos on your camera, and we need to pull them onto the computer. To do this,
you will connect your camera to your computer using a USB cable.
• Plug your camera into the computer using the USB Cable.
• Your Mac will load the camera memory as a hard drive on your desktop. You will
see an icon like this appear
• Double click on that icon to open the Camera memory. Your swings will be in the
DCIM>100Casio folder. Copy the files from that folder a folder on your Mac that you have designated for
your golf swing footage.

Uploading your Swings to GGA
• Click on an open area of your desktop until you see “Finder” in the upper left hand corner of the
screen. Finder will appear beside the Apple in the upper left hand screen.
• In the ‘Finder’ menu, you will see “Go” to the right. Click on ‘Go’, then click ‘iDisk’, then ‘Other
User’s iDisk’.
• A log in window will appear on your screen. Enter the following information:
• Username: gravesgolf
•Password: moenorman
• Click ‘Connect’
• This will connect you to the GGA’s online Mac storage disk. A window
will open once you’re connected, and you’ll see the following folders, etc.
• Simply drag your swing files into the “Movies” folder. If you are adept at
using your Mac, you can create a folder in the “Movies” folder with your
name on it, and drag your swings into that folder.
• Once all swing clips are copies to the GGA IDisk, send an email to Scott Renfrow @
scottr@moenormangolf.com with the following information:
• The numbers of the swings you uploaded.(ie: 0001.avi, 0002.avi, etc.)

• Your V1 Golf Academy log in information (email address and password)
• Once you have uploaded your swings and notified Scott Renfrow via email, he will upload your videos
to the GGA IGA for you.

Viewing your completed lesson / coaching session
When we have completed your review / coaching session, you will receive email notification. To view
your lesson, open Safari or another web browser and navigate to www.v1golfacademy.com . Log into
your account using the email and password you chose.

Once you are logged in, your will be directed to “My Locker” (see picture below)
You will see your reviews sorted by date. To view, simply click on “View (classic)”. A new window will
open, and your review will play in your browser.
If you are using the Firefox browser, once you have viewed your review as described above, you can click
the player in the lower right hand corner and click “Save as QuickTime movie”. This will allow you to
save your reviews to your computer.

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