Preference: Checking tiller with video or pics?

[bubbles]

Question: Do you prefer to check your tiller by watching the limbs work dynamically - either by having a tiller tree set up a distance away and watching as you pull, or watching a video of the limbs being worked?  Or do you prefer to pull it and take a picture and look at the limbs sitting statically?

[bubbles]

Also, if you have time, a quick tiller check.  Still on the long string. 60#@15".  I'm going to be recurving the ends eventually.  This is my first actual Osage stave and I'm not used to even this minimal amount of character. Haha.

[Del the cat]

If you have video, you can grab stills from it if you want stills for measurement or comparison.
So it's a bit of a no contest really.
Del

[M2A]

I found slow motion video very helpful when I get a few inches short of FD by taping a shot. I can get a good look at how the limbs react on the draw and how the limbs return, pause/rewind/play at any time.  It has worked well for me. UP to that point a still pic seems to be enough. 

Tiller looks good to my eyes. Good luck on the build. Mike           

[Pat B]

I use the tiller tree to check tiller but not until I get the pic of me pulling to full draw, in my hands, can I really tell.
 Squinting your eyes while looking at character staves on the tiller tree helps give you the overall picture but eliminates the character distractions.

[leonwood]

I always tiller the last few inches holding the bow looking in my window as a mirror and also let my daughter take pics of the tiller when I draw it. My bows feel way more balanced since I started doing that

[George Tsoukalas]

I like full draw digi pics. Jawge