Vizard Agent

How to orbit a frozen moment so a coach can see the technique

Last updated 2026-10-10 · 2 min read

Give Vizard Agent the exact frame and say that nothing in it may move except the camera. It anchors the orbit to your picture, checks the hands, feet and equipment for drift as the viewpoint travels, and labels the finished clip a reconstruction, because that is what it is.

What do you type into Vizard Agent?

Say what it is for. A coaching tool has different rules from a highlight: the pose must not be improved, the movement must be slow enough to study, and the viewer has to know what is reconstructed. Name the parts that matter, like the grip and the front foot, because Vizard Agent checks those for drift.

Prompt

Make a slow 360-degree orbit around this batter so I can show him his technical position. The pose stays exactly as it is (same grip, same feet, same bat angle) and only the camera moves around him. It is for coaching, so keep it slow and silent, and label it as a reconstruction.

What does Vizard Agent actually do?

A coach wants to walk around a player at the moment of contact, but there was one camera and one angle. Every other angle has to be reconstructed from the single frame, so the pose is locked to the photograph and checked for drift as the viewpoint travels. In the session behind this article it:

When does this not work well?

Some frames can't be orbited usefully at all. If limbs are hidden behind the body, the subject is motion-blurred, or the photograph is low resolution, Vizard Agent's reconstruction ends up inventing the very detail the coach wanted to look at. Cluttered backgrounds smear as the camera travels, and a reconstruction is not evidence for fine technical judgements.

Common questions

Will the reconstruction be accurate? It's plausible, not measured, which is why Vizard Agent labels it.

Can it work from a video instead of a photo? Yes. Vizard Agent pulls the exact frame you want to freeze.

Is a real multi-camera capture better? Always. This is what you do when you don't have one.