~Technique~ The Overshoot

[Picluv]

nice trick thanks

[odd_pratya]

great trick! thank you very much.

[16machine]

I like the explanations on your shooting ways. Ive used simialr myself so good to hear Im thinking right...

[ispyu]

i love it when they look right into my camera and must for a split second think im looking at them, then they realise i must be looking past them. nope!

[truckguy]

DaveK,

Sorry to post in the wrong subject area. Since I am not an Elite Member, I apparently can't send messages, but I had a question for you. If there is a way to contact you, please let me know.

BTW. Thanks for continuing your long standing moderation of this board, and participating in the candid community. The overshot is a classic, and many have discovered it themselves (even though they did not know it by name), but it helps to shortcut the learning curve and reduce the risk for new candid video/photo ographers.

Thanks.

TruckGuy.

[Rowsdower]

This is my favorite technique. It works great with a partner!

[super_i_man]

would a wide angle lens help. I have tried this using my not so wide angle digi cam, but the some people have doubts on what my subject is? They still think that the lens is pointing to them.

[circlek]

I am using this one a lot lately, as I have the perfect decoys, my kids. The only thing that I really have to watch out for is the kids move so quick that I only get a few great shots at a time.
The OVERSHOOT is great, thanks for the explination