I'm no soccer/football expert, but it seems to me that the most common TV camera shots are from the sideline at midfield. The (effective) camera for these shots are from high above one corner of the field, and the field is (effectively) tilted. This camera-on-the-corner shot may be good in some cases, but when showing the live back-and-forth, I'd prefer it to be in in the standard position of midfield, so as to not favor one team or another
Amazing. The most recent one really conveys the way that England lost yesterday by parking 9 men in the box and expecting that to work against Argentina.
Seems like an interesting idea, but the copy has all the hallmarks of being LLM output.
"readable at a glance, honest to the last touch."
"every touch, pass, shot and card."
"Every ridge, tide and flash is driven by an actual event or measurement from the game."
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[ 0.28 ms ] story [ 17.5 ms ] threadI'm no soccer/football expert, but it seems to me that the most common TV camera shots are from the sideline at midfield. The (effective) camera for these shots are from high above one corner of the field, and the field is (effectively) tilted. This camera-on-the-corner shot may be good in some cases, but when showing the live back-and-forth, I'd prefer it to be in in the standard position of midfield, so as to not favor one team or another
plus all the claude-isms get old.
"readable at a glance, honest to the last touch." "every touch, pass, shot and card." "Every ridge, tide and flash is driven by an actual event or measurement from the game."
Of course there was going to be a seam somewhere. Albeit not the kind of seam I expected.