Tv camera angle at Hampden

[Mainstandbear]

Following on from the skelping of the bernadettes earlier ive noticed on quite a few of the smaller scale games that the TV camera faces the big stand, surely that would be a better image to show in the major games to a bigger audience than the the one normally seen.

 

[last minute signing]

Think the sun (when out) means this isn’t practical. Would be right into the view of the camera.

Similar for Ibrox

 

[Enclosure Blue]

Think the sun (when out) means this isn’t practical. Would be right into the view of the camera.

Similar for Ibrox

It was sunny all game today

 

[Clicker]

Noticed myself the sun didn’t appear to be an issue today and it made Hampden look so much better.

 

[bud_light]

Noticed myself the sun didn’t appear to be an issue today and it made Hampden look so much better.

A nuclear war couldn't make Hampden look better

 

[calderbear]

A nuclear war couldn't make Hampden look better

You mean it's like that before the bomb?

 

[G33]

I disagree, I think the angle facing the main stand actually makes the gap between the pitch and the fans look even bigger (if that's even possible).

 

[hambear]

Is the camera positioned on the small upper level of the north stand which is normally used for hospitality during most games?

 

[Trafalgar]

I think it looks shit. The access point ts are huge gaps and make it look poor imo

 

[Valley Bluenose]

I think it looks shit. The access point ts are huge gaps and make it look poor imo

This. The two, huge, access tunnels looked dreadful.

 

[london_bluenose]

It was sunny all game today

Yeah but it's not winter so the sun is high enough not to be shining straight into the camera from just above the south stand.

 

[Enclosure Blue]

Yeah but it's not winter so the sun is high enough not to be shining straight into the camera from just above the south stand.

How many big games get played at Hampden with Winter Sun?