| Bloody hell - who's operating the camera? Michael J Fox? 15:00 - Sep 26 with 2515 views | Warkystache |
Shaking like a sh*tting dog. |  |
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| Bloody hell - who's operating the camera? Michael J Fox? on 15:13 - Sep 26 with 2204 views | Matt_Netherlands |
Dreadful isn’t it - nearly as bad as Toto’s passing so far! |  | | |
| Bloody hell - who's operating the camera? Michael J Fox? on 15:17 - Sep 26 with 2184 views | Taricco_Fan |
I'm starting to feel nauseous. |  | | |
| Bloody hell - who's operating the camera? Michael J Fox? on 15:19 - Sep 26 with 2166 views | Swansea_Blue |
I'm heading out onto the kids' trampoline to see if it helps |  |
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| Bloody hell - who's operating the camera? Michael J Fox? on 15:22 - Sep 26 with 2136 views | EastTownBlue |
Only Newcy would be able to watch this without feeling ill. |  | | |
| Bloody hell - who's operating the camera? Michael J Fox? on 15:28 - Sep 26 with 2105 views | Dubtractor |
Added to the fact that the kits clash a bit this isn't the easier viewing experience so far! |  |
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| Bloody hell - who's operating the camera? Michael J Fox? on 15:30 - Sep 26 with 2092 views | DublinBlue84 |
Apart from the wobbly nature, the amount of time the camera has stopped following the ball and the ball has gone out of frame so you can't see what is happening is ridiculous.
Considering the amount I'm paying as a season ticket holder for this, they could at least provide proper coverage and a proper cameraman rather than someone who seems to be using a handcam.
The cup matches earlier in the season it was 1080p Full HD but since it's been very poor quality, not HD and terrible cameramen. [Post edited 26 Sep 2020 15:32]
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| Bloody hell - who's operating the camera? Michael J Fox? on 15:31 - Sep 26 with 2077 views | Matt_Netherlands |
| Bloody hell - who's operating the camera? Michael J Fox? on 15:28 - Sep 26 by Dubtractor |
Added to the fact that the kits clash a bit this isn't the easier viewing experience so far! |
Rochdale kit classes with the grass too which makes it even worse! | | | |
| Bloody hell - who's operating the camera? Michael J Fox? on 15:34 - Sep 26 with 2046 views | Swansea_Blue |
| Bloody hell - who's operating the camera? Michael J Fox? on 15:30 - Sep 26 by DublinBlue84 |
Apart from the wobbly nature, the amount of time the camera has stopped following the ball and the ball has gone out of frame so you can't see what is happening is ridiculous.
Considering the amount I'm paying as a season ticket holder for this, they could at least provide proper coverage and a proper cameraman rather than someone who seems to be using a handcam.
The cup matches earlier in the season it was 1080p Full HD but since it's been very poor quality, not HD and terrible cameramen. [Post edited 26 Sep 2020 15:32]
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Fkn awful innit. | |
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| Bloody hell - who's operating the camera? Michael J Fox? on 15:39 - Sep 26 with 2017 views | Matt_Netherlands |
| Bloody hell - who's operating the camera? Michael J Fox? on 15:30 - Sep 26 by DublinBlue84 |
Apart from the wobbly nature, the amount of time the camera has stopped following the ball and the ball has gone out of frame so you can't see what is happening is ridiculous.
Considering the amount I'm paying as a season ticket holder for this, they could at least provide proper coverage and a proper cameraman rather than someone who seems to be using a handcam.
The cup matches earlier in the season it was 1080p Full HD but since it's been very poor quality, not HD and terrible cameramen. [Post edited 26 Sep 2020 15:32]
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It’s not all doom and gloom.... we’re getting some cracking shots of the Britannia Stand roof | | | |
| Bloody hell - who's operating the camera? Michael J Fox? on 15:42 - Sep 26 with 2004 views | Swansea_Blue |
I' be right fecked off with this if I was a ST holder. It's chalk and cheese compared to the Now TV stream of the lunchtime Sky match. | |
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| Bloody hell - who's operating the camera? Michael J Fox? on 15:47 - Sep 26 with 1978 views | DublinBlue84 |
| Bloody hell - who's operating the camera? Michael J Fox? on 15:42 - Sep 26 by Swansea_Blue |
I' be right fecked off with this if I was a ST holder. It's chalk and cheese compared to the Now TV stream of the lunchtime Sky match. |
The basic rule of football filming is you follow the ball, the amount of times the camera has just stopped dead and stopped following it or moved somewhere that the ball isn't in shot... | |
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| Bloody hell - who's operating the camera? Michael J Fox? on 15:49 - Sep 26 with 1961 views | Taricco_Fan |
I need a lie down. | | | |
| Bloody hell - who's operating the camera? Michael J Fox? on 15:50 - Sep 26 with 1940 views | Nthsuffolkblue |
| Bloody hell - who's operating the camera? Michael J Fox? on 15:47 - Sep 26 by DublinBlue84 |
The basic rule of football filming is you follow the ball, the amount of times the camera has just stopped dead and stopped following it or moved somewhere that the ball isn't in shot... |
Plus editor has chosen some strange replays at times especially when we are then on the attack. |  |
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| Bloody hell - who's operating the camera? Michael J Fox? on 15:51 - Sep 26 with 1930 views | Swansea_Blue |
Lol. Cut Mick off mid stream of waffle. Probably needed to happen in fairness.
It's hard work innit. I've gone from full screen to the smallest window I can manage while still making out the players. I'd have hurled otherwise. | |
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| Bloody hell - who's operating the camera? Michael J Fox? on 15:54 - Sep 26 with 1917 views | LankHenners |
Not sure what the problem is.
Personally I quite like having the camera either zoomed in slightly too much or zoomed out slightly too much, having the underside of the co-op stand roof covering 25% of the shot for large spells, the camera showing the player on the ball on the far side of the screen so they have to lurch sideways when it gets played forwards, occasionally stopping for some reason so they have to do another quick lurch to catch up with the action, all whilst wobbling it about like it's being balanced on top of a spinning plate. |  |
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| Bloody hell - who's operating the camera? Michael J Fox? on 16:00 - Sep 26 with 1861 views | RobTheMonk |
| Bloody hell - who's operating the camera? Michael J Fox? on 15:54 - Sep 26 by LankHenners |
Not sure what the problem is.
Personally I quite like having the camera either zoomed in slightly too much or zoomed out slightly too much, having the underside of the co-op stand roof covering 25% of the shot for large spells, the camera showing the player on the ball on the far side of the screen so they have to lurch sideways when it gets played forwards, occasionally stopping for some reason so they have to do another quick lurch to catch up with the action, all whilst wobbling it about like it's being balanced on top of a spinning plate. |
Made me chuckle haha! |  | | |
| Bloody hell - who's operating the camera? Michael J Fox? on 16:08 - Sep 26 with 1802 views | Matt_Netherlands |
Club are on the case apparently! Not that it will change much for the second half unfortunately. | | | |
| Bloody hell - who's operating the camera? Michael J Fox? on 16:18 - Sep 26 with 1779 views | GeoffSentence |
Windy innit. |  |
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| Bloody hell - who's operating the camera? Michael J Fox? on 17:06 - Sep 26 with 1683 views | BlueandTruesince82 |
Lol.... tre droll |  |
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| Bloody hell - who's operating the camera? Michael J Fox? on 17:09 - Sep 26 with 1663 views | Swansea_Blue |
| Bloody hell - who's operating the camera? Michael J Fox? on 15:54 - Sep 26 by LankHenners |
Not sure what the problem is.
Personally I quite like having the camera either zoomed in slightly too much or zoomed out slightly too much, having the underside of the co-op stand roof covering 25% of the shot for large spells, the camera showing the player on the ball on the far side of the screen so they have to lurch sideways when it gets played forwards, occasionally stopping for some reason so they have to do another quick lurch to catch up with the action, all whilst wobbling it about like it's being balanced on top of a spinning plate. |
That really harsh. Look, it's bring your child to work day, and it's not the cameraman's fault his kid is only 3. Did pretty well considering. If Bluey had been there we'd have had 90 minutes of Bluey instead of the co-op roof.  | |
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| Bloody hell - who's operating the camera? Michael J Fox? on 11:25 - Sep 27 with 1435 views | grow_our_own |
| Bloody hell - who's operating the camera? Michael J Fox? on 17:09 - Sep 26 by Swansea_Blue |
That really harsh. Look, it's bring your child to work day, and it's not the cameraman's fault his kid is only 3. Did pretty well considering. If Bluey had been there we'd have had 90 minutes of Bluey instead of the co-op roof. |
Joking aside, this video stream is the main access town fans now have to the club. They need to sort urgently:
- keep the ball on screen
- Use a standtripod to keep frame from shaking
- Stop random zoom-ins, eg to corner-flag. Cameraman struggles to zoom back out in-time to capture the action, eg after corner has been taken
- Improve predition of the direction of play. Eg numerous times player in possession was on the edge of the frame and we couldn't see ahead of him. When he passed forward, the ball went off-screen, hence failing to capture the action. Eg their goal that was judged offside - we couldn't see whether it was a correct decision because the receiver was out-of-frame.
Please fix find another cameraman! | | | |
| Bloody hell - who's operating the camera? Michael J Fox? on 10:46 - Sep 28 with 1273 views | goperryrevs |
| Bloody hell - who's operating the camera? Michael J Fox? on 11:25 - Sep 27 by grow_our_own |
Joking aside, this video stream is the main access town fans now have to the club. They need to sort urgently:
- keep the ball on screen
- Use a standtripod to keep frame from shaking
- Stop random zoom-ins, eg to corner-flag. Cameraman struggles to zoom back out in-time to capture the action, eg after corner has been taken
- Improve predition of the direction of play. Eg numerous times player in possession was on the edge of the frame and we couldn't see ahead of him. When he passed forward, the ball went off-screen, hence failing to capture the action. Eg their goal that was judged offside - we couldn't see whether it was a correct decision because the receiver was out-of-frame.
Please fix find another cameraman! |
Add to that:
- Check the spirit level that the tripod is actually level. So many times it's obviously not been set, and it's like your head is tilted to the left the whole time. | | | |
| Bloody hell - who's operating the camera? Michael J Fox? on 11:15 - Sep 28 with 1221 views | ThatMuhrenCross |
I have to say, given the fact that we are all unable to attend the games and are reliant on the video coverage, you'd think they'd have put a bit more effort into it.
The West Ham pre-season game was far better with multiple camera angels - where has that all gone? |  |
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| Bloody hell - who's operating the camera? Michael J Fox? on 11:44 - Sep 28 with 1188 views | StochesStotasBlewe |
Tel has a new job he hasn’t told Warky about. |  |
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It's very, very quiet.
I can walk to the pub. |
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| Bloody hell - who's operating the camera? Michael J Fox? on 12:17 - Sep 28 with 1142 views | uefacup81 |
Is there any point in contacting iFollow for a refund?
£10 for a 90-minute match would suggest a fairly premium product, given that I can get 24 hours of Sky Sports for the same price. Given that the cost to iFollow per match must be fairly miniscule (couple of hundred quid?) surely it wouldn't dent their profit margins too much to invest in a good camera, a tripod, and a non-drunk camerman? |  |
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