Lin Shidong vs Dang Qiu | MS R16 | WTT Finals Men Doha 2023 

I have to say this was weird as it was way too high but when lower, I actually like that angle.

Luckily the camera angle doesn't affect the players.

@@janhenke9256 You see I really don't understand how it was ever a thing...I mean, you don't have a real perspective of the ball trajectory or curve of the shot. How can this angle ever have been popular..? Or is it just nostalgia..? Genuinely surprised here.

Despite? Thanks to the camera angle. This new camera view solves the century old problem of the player’s body blocking part of the action. It allows every action to be captured. Placed in the middle, it also, for the first time ever, treats both players EQUALLY, and most importantly, this new view gives us a very clear idea of how close/far away players are from the table during different rallies. In the past, I never really comprehended what playing far away from the table actually means, because the old view gave a very distorted sense of distance. Now, the problem of distance perception is gone, too. This is simply one of the greatest things that ever happened

2023 wtt final delayed to 2024

I think he just needs to be more aggressive with his backhand he was pushing a lot when he could have been flicking

Then don't watch it at all. Stop complaining for free stuff.

This is the greatest camera angle. The old angle always had the player’s body block the action, and did not give us a correct perception of distance. You never really knew how close or far away players were from the table. The angle solves those issues, and treats both players equally. Those complaining about this are like poor mountain farmers feeling uncomfortable about the convenience of modern life

@@peterwind8101 So you never critique anyone and just take everything as it is without wanting to improve it? My prefered angle is from an edge slightly elevated. I dont care much about how distant players are from the table. Whats important to me is seeing spin and their strokes. With this angle you can not see spin properly. No height perception. Serves are completely hidden behind the body or they make weird video cuts where you lose focus and can not see anything either. Players run out of the field of view. Also half the strokes are blocked by the body what you mentioned about "the old angle" what ever that is... Both players are never treated equally. Just think about left and right handed. I could write much more about it but i am getting tired of these internet discussions especially with people who right away call others "poor mountain farmers" wtf dude??

Your opinion is clearly unpopular. Just take the L and move on. ​@@peterwind8101

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