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Originally Posted by annikan skywalker
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I did not have down the line only face on caddie view......Teddy? you got some lookin down the 10-5-E?
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If I have a chance in between lessons tomorrow, I'll see if I can get it done. I'll do my best to make time. It creates a really different look, once you move the camera.
I had dinner with a couple of TGM'ers and we were talking about camera angles. One of the teachers said that he sent three pictures of him swinging to a group of well respected teachers on "the list". He asked each of them to critique them. One was laid off, one was on plane, and one was across the line. So each of the teachers went into full descriptions of the swings that they didn't like.
The pictures were all taken at the same time, same swing, with three different cameras, from three different angles, using a 10-5-A plane.
Camera too far to the right = club across the line
Camera on plane = club on plane
Camera too far to the left = club laid off
A point on which he failed to elaborate was the use of 10-5-E.
Camera too far to the right = club WAY across the line
Camera on plane = club across the line
Camera too far to the left = club on plane
The story has been submitted to a major magazine, and has not been run, as of last month.
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