if what i have heard is true about who is running the webcasts for the uspl,, good luck, they have probs running a smaller webcast here in canada for their own league...
hopefully the webcast turns out since i would love to watch,, but if they can't get it right at a smalltime, single field level,,, good luck here
It might not seem as bad if we weren't all comparing it to another live webcast from last weekend.
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i thought the camera angles were good, you could see what was going on, having someone who knows how to run a switcher was even better, but the stream ya that sucks but that has nothing to do with the guys on the ground but the service they are using to distribute the event.
all in all i though it was good. was it as good as the other event... in some ways no and in other ways yes, eather way BIG UP"S to BOTH crews GOOD JOB
the field was moved and so was all the webcast equiptment, so they had to take an already not great feed and bounce it to the new location, i think they did a great job! it was free and some of hte camera men had to sit in their towers for like 10 hours, so i say great job guys!
i think the camera angles just need to be found tht are great for paintball. like how the camera for baseball shows the back of the pitcher and then the batter. However this is hard because there is not One point that they must follow.
They have to try to get the entire team so they can see every player making the bumps, and getting into shoot offs.
The best thing would be to have as many cameras as possible, keep them still, and have an experienced professional videographer decide when to change the feeds.
Work in progress
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