Long time lurker, but my first post.
I would agree with most of what has been said here. Single point games are just wrong. I don't like the five point games, but at least they were used for matches that didn't really matter - they were just deciding the top four seeds. I suppose that had the advantage that fans could see the top players early on. Would the top players play at their best if these were best of 5 eleven-pointers that couldn't see them knocked out of the tournament?
Clearly the over the table view is utterly stupid; it's like watching a late 70s pong-type video game! I don't mind the side view because I tend to watch on my laptop, and we don't have a big telly if I do cast it, so it's easy to see what's going on. But I can see that if you are relatively close to a large screen, this would be like being at a tennis match! I much prefer it to the end of the table view you normally get when you can't see the topspin. Having said that, the 45 degree angle is easily the best, but I'd prefer the camera to be quite a bit lower.
They're definitely doing something right though, because the ball seems so much easier to see; whether that's the grey tables or the lighting I don't know, but it works for me. They seem to be on the right track but I hope they take notice of feedback and improve where they can and ditch what doesn't work.