No side angle, no dark/even black ! floor and tables, no stupid lights issues. Only the right angles for tv/youtube viewers, clear lights, floors, and tables. And even slow mo's hahaha !!! It's easy.
What else !
What else !
This is how modern pro table tennis should be broadcasted
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So it is settled!
The French are good in making nice vin, parfum, fomage and YT TT videos.
The French are good in making nice vin, parfum, fomage and YT TT videos.
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Can't say I like this angle. Rather than focusing on either the speed of the play (current WTT angle) or the spin and positioning (with the original angle), this angle kind of shows nothing and has no wow factor. To each their own, I guess.
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Very good camera angles. No useless side angles where you need to follow the ball side to side. However they do have various off axis diagonal angles that show arc of the ball and placement clearly. I like how they vary the view angle of service and rallies throughout the point. The producers know what they're doing.
Not terrible but far from ideal. Some bad angles, such as the shots from directly behind Gardos, and too many cuts. TT is too fast, and the points are too short, for an editing style that decomposes the viewers' perspective into fragments that have to be reintegrated on the fly. Multi-angle can work for tt, but only with extremely careful shot composition and a limited number of perfectly planned and timed cuts.
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