On 3/24/06, cbwaters <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > So I'm back doing basketball tournaments again. I have a pretty good > relationship with the team of guys from Sports Illustrated who are here > shooting the NCAA games. Anybody have any burning questions they want > answered about shooting basketball...or sports in general? > > One thing I finally asked them yesterday is how, with all those cameras they > have (probably upwards of twenty-five), how they fire them. They shoot in > zones. one button shoots a frame for all the cameras that are trained on > say the near-side post. Another button for the far-side left 3 point > area... and so on. It must take some good amount of practice to visualize > in 3d all your cameras, which zone that is and just when to trip the > shutters to get a good shot from *that* one. > > Both games in Atlanta were pretty close last night. We've got LSU Vs. Texas > on Saturday. > I was on TV a bunch last night. With my job though, if' I'm on TV, > something bad is happening so if you saw me, I was the guy who looked like > he wasn't having fun.... right behind the clock dudes
Was that LSU/Duke game there last night? I watched much of the last half. Great game!! cheers, frank -- "Sharpness is a bourgeois concept." -Henri Cartier-Bresson
