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I just got Stans DVD Pro One four days ago,
I have put in about three hours at the table, with some success and find this concept very exciting. I am amazed that by reversing the pivot you can go from a cut to a bank.
Some of the easiest banks I have ever made, and I didn't even look at the rail for a point of aim.
I've watched the Pro One DVD for the second time, and I find what confuses me is the Illustrations are not from the players perspective. You have to reverse each example that you see on the screen. This may be part of the problem, beginners of Pro One are having. At least, I know, it confuses me.
I imagine that it may be technicaly difficult to photograph from the players prospective.
If you can't display the shooters perspective, perhaps at least you could display a direct over top of the table view oriented from the players side of the table.
Anybody else have that experience?
I have put in about three hours at the table, with some success and find this concept very exciting. I am amazed that by reversing the pivot you can go from a cut to a bank.
Some of the easiest banks I have ever made, and I didn't even look at the rail for a point of aim.
I've watched the Pro One DVD for the second time, and I find what confuses me is the Illustrations are not from the players perspective. You have to reverse each example that you see on the screen. This may be part of the problem, beginners of Pro One are having. At least, I know, it confuses me.
I imagine that it may be technicaly difficult to photograph from the players prospective.
If you can't display the shooters perspective, perhaps at least you could display a direct over top of the table view oriented from the players side of the table.
Anybody else have that experience?
