Set the field size and recording boundary

Place the camera near the halfway line, about 3–5 m outside the touchline as a starting distance. Raise the tripod to the specified height, lock it and keep the camera level.

Check that both halves and the pitch corners are visible. Do not move the camera after confirming the boundary; if the position changes, set the boundary again.

During an ordinary recording, open Match details and choose Small (3v3 / 5v5), Medium (7v7) or Large (11v11) for the field size. Save the match details. Size selection does not replace boundary marking.

During a normal recording, open Set field from the recording controls. Recording continues during setup. Wait for the current camera panorama.

Tap the preview or Adjust field boundary. Automatic detection is only a suggestion that you must check. Left and right follow the image; near and far refer to the camera side.

In Left touchline, locate the two actual left corners: Far left is away from the camera; Near left is closer.

Drag each labelled round handle so its pointed tip—not the circle centre—lands on the corner-flag base or boundary-line intersection. Do not aim at the top of the flag.

Pinch to zoom and pan, or use the Zoom slider. The magnifier helps while dragging. Check both points, then select Next: right side.

In Right touchline, adjust Near right and Far right the same way. Do not swap sides with the direction of play or select a penalty-area, track or neighbouring-pitch intersection.

After checking all four corners, select Review full field. This opens the overview; it does not save the setup.

Adjust Near-line low point in Full field. The side views focus on corners; return to the full view for this point.

With the camera positioned near halfway, put the tip where the near touchline meets the halfway line—not at the centre circle, pitch centre or bottom edge of the picture.

Place the four corners and this fifth point first, then inspect the near curve. Do not force a curved panoramic boundary into a straight rectangle.

If either half of the near curve still misses the actual touchline after the five basic points are correct, select Show fine points. Two auxiliary handles labelled Fine appear.

Drag each fine point to align its part of the curve with the real touchline. These are not extra corners and do not replace the middle low point.

Set the basic points before fine-tuning. A fine point you moved manually no longer follows basic-point changes automatically, so recheck both curve halves after later adjustments. Hide fine points hides handles without undoing edits.

If its intersection with halfway is outside the image, place the low point in the Outside the frame area below the picture. Zoom out or pan as needed; do not move it into the pitch just to keep it visible.

The diagram explains the outside area, not exact coordinates for your pitch. If you cannot reliably locate a corner or the line continuation, check the viewpoint and panorama instead of saving guessed defaults; contact Ballr Support if needed.

In Full field, review four corners, the low point and both near-curve halves. Exclude the running track, substitutes and neighbouring pitches. Select Confirm field boundary.

Back on Set field, check Confirmed, then tap Save at the bottom. Confirmed does not mean saved, and it does not prove synchronization.

Reset starts point selection again; Return without changes discards the current editing draft. After saving, any camera movement, rotation, height or tilt change requires setup again on the new panorama.

Choose the final position, tripod height and direction, keep the camera level and lock the fittings. Check that both halves are visible. Do not move the camera or tripod after completing setup.

Open Set field in the Ballr App, or the field-confirmation page for your workflow. Check that the panorama shows the new viewpoint; do not redraw over an old screenshot.

Confirm the far-left, near-left, near-right and far-right corners and the lowest point of the near touchline. Match the real boundary, exclude off-pitch areas, save and check the status. Choosing a pitch size does not replace redrawing the boundary.