Bright Spark
Posts: 417 
May 7th, 2008, 02:09 AM
Do you ever notice watching hockey that the camera does not show the shooter, the puck and the entire net for a goal. Half of the net is blocked out. The focus always seems on the shooter not the goal and the net. I find this irritating.
In the NBA you always see the net when the player scores a basket. In the NFL you always see touchdowns and fumbles very clearly too.
Do you ever notice watching hockey that the camera does not show the shooter, the puck and the entire net for a goal. Half of the net is blocked out. The focus always seems on the shooter not the goal and the net. I find this irritating.
In the NBA you always see the net when the player scores a basket. In the NFL you always see touchdowns and fumbles very clearly too.
Mass'Debater
Posts: 2,738 
Location: Atlantic Canada
Location: Atlantic Canada
May 7th, 2008, 08:19 AM
Stick a camera on the puck... problem solved.
I imagine fans would be interested in seeing ground level action constantly spinning in a 360 degree movement to make them all puke.
But for the most part, I see everything that needs to be seen. They have a camera in the net, above the net and several cameras all around the rink/nets to cover the action.... if you still miss the action with all that, then someone needs to fire some camera men.
Stick a camera on the puck... problem solved.
I imagine fans would be interested in seeing ground level action constantly spinning in a 360 degree movement to make them all puke.
But for the most part, I see everything that needs to be seen. They have a camera in the net, above the net and several cameras all around the rink/nets to cover the action.... if you still miss the action with all that, then someone needs to fire some camera men.
