EPTI hope this feedback can come trough and that I'm not the only one thinking that the camera operator have been a bit out of focus during the last few TSL games.
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IcookTacos
Sweden295 Posts
I hope this feedback can come trough and that I'm not the only one thinking that the camera operator have been a bit out of focus during the last few TSL games. | ||
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X3GoldDot
Malaysia3840 Posts
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Vento7
Brazil45 Posts
Alot of times the camera wasn't focusing what was being said by the casters. It wasn't the worst thing in the world, but should be better (TSL standard). | ||
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mijellin
China740 Posts
In that base trade with Thorzain v Hasu, I personally felt like it was obvious that Thorzain's base was completely undefended, so it would have just been protoss units attacking terran buildings uncontested. This was actually shown in the final seconds of the game. The more interesting and more important moment in that game was seeing whether Hasu's reinforcements would be able to fend off the attack. I think, at least on that one point, keeping the camera on Hasu's base was a purposeful and correct decision. | ||
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AirbladeOrange
United States2574 Posts
Otherwise so far so good. TSL3 and 4 have been my most anticipated tournaments of the year. I love the format, the presentation, the casters, and pretty much everything so far. Thanks so much for this! | ||
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Olex
United States135 Posts
You can also take into account taste with respect to observing. I agree that it's obvious when a base is being lost its fun to watch buildings blow up but really, as an informed spectator I believe I should have to keep up, too. When I notice a drop moving into a base I look at the mini map to see if a response is coming, etc. I think the camera work is just fine. A small detail, and I'm not sure why it's still in my head, but "private chat" holds a different weight in my head than "can chat publically." Perhaps I fell prey to some sort of eliticism? Is that why I purchased TL+? I don't think so, but, well, it's a different thing to chat in a room filled with only a few folks than it is to echo across every spectator. Overall I've been very happy with the tournament and coverage, am excited about my poster and pin in the mail, and can't wait to keep watching. | ||
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kochanfe
Micronesia1338 Posts
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svefnleysi
Iceland623 Posts
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Yamulo
United States2096 Posts
On August 06 2012 14:36 kochanfe wrote: I agree, they should get someone good like Adebisi to observe... If hotbid is the one observing, which I think he is, they already have an observer who is better than Adebisi. He just might be making mistakes at the moment, which everyone does, but hotbid is a phenomenal observer. | ||
Proxan
Sweden16 Posts
On August 06 2012 15:08 Yamulo wrote: If hotbid is the one observing, which I think he is, they already have an observer who is better than Adebisi. He just might be making mistakes at the moment, which everyone does, but hotbid is a phenomenal observer. I assume it's one of the two casters observing since it's a replay and not a live game. | ||
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RaiKageRyu
Canada4773 Posts
On August 06 2012 16:51 Proxan wrote: I assume it's one of the two casters observing since it's a replay and not a live game. It's not. Never has been. | ||
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Dagobert
Netherlands1858 Posts
On August 06 2012 15:08 Yamulo wrote: If hotbid is the one observing, which I think he is, they already have an observer who is better than Adebisi. He just might be making mistakes at the moment, which everyone does, but hotbid is a phenomenal observer. The sarcasm is lost on you... | ||
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IcookTacos
Sweden295 Posts
On August 06 2012 11:09 X3GoldDot wrote: looking at main bases during late game are important to spot how many gateway/barracks or lategame tech like fleet beacon etc..... Well it sure. But to be fair, the most standard way of casting/observing is with the production tab on, and when there is two casters I think it would be enough to mention that one player is warping a fleet beacon. And of course the camera can show it. But from a spectator's point of view, It's often really important to capture the exciting army confrontations in it's entirety. | ||
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IcookTacos
Sweden295 Posts
On August 06 2012 14:40 svefnleysi wrote: I didn't catch much of today's broadcast, but I've actually been admiring the TSL observing. Well then maybe the sloppy camera work just came from the games I watched. | ||
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Roachu
Sweden692 Posts
Edit: sub-par is the wrong word, but I guess I got my point across anyway. | ||
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Silvanel
Poland4742 Posts
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JacobShock
Denmark2485 Posts
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Roachu
Sweden692 Posts
 ), I'm sure you've thought about this kinda stuff already.I know the point of this thread was the observing but given the title I thought it was a good place to mention it. | ||
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TheFrankOne
United States667 Posts
I think it has been for the Ro32, unlike before. The casters have said things like "...if you look over at..." and named the other caster as if telling them to move the observer's screen over to whatever they are talking about. I would like confirmation on this one way or the other. It has been a growing suspicion as the observing feels way different than it did before to me. | ||
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