Takeoff distance calculation...
In the U.S. an easy way to estimate takeoff distance is to use the runway edge lights for reference. If the runway has a STANDARD lighting configuration (check with the airport manager), runway edge lights are spaced every 200 feet. During your takeoff runs, have an outside observer note your liftoff point, count the number of edge lights to your liftoff point and then do the math (interpolate as required).
As far as takeoff distance at 50 feet AGL, use Rate of Climb at Vx and do the math to 50 feet AGL. For example, with a 500 feet ROC, the aircraft would be at 50 feet AGL in 6 seconds. At wheel liftoff the observer could use a countdown timer or a manual count to 6 seconds, note the distance in reference to the runway edge lights, then do the math
Not exactly scientific, but it could at least give you a ballpark estimate of your takeoff distance.
In the old days at Cessna, we used a high speed camera in a fixed position abeam the runway and a set of calipers to generate the performance numbers that got published in the POH.