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River Ave. Blues ยป Why don’t they have a straight-on center field camera?

Why don’t they have a straight-on center field camera?

October 9, 2009 by Joe Pawlikowski 49 Comments

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When we’re watching a baseball game from home, for the most part it’s from a center field camera. The only problem is that it’s not quite dead center. Instead the camera comes in at an angle, skewing our view of the action. It’s the main reason why so many fans at home get upset over ball and strike calls.

Why is the camera offset rather than dead center? I’ll let this nifty video explain.

I have nothing to add, other than a vocal desire to see the Yankees implement a dead center primary camera next year.

Joba will be just fine in the bullpen
Dissent in the ranks over Molina-gate

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