The Bird's Eye View Of Mark Selby's Historic 147 At The Crucible! | Eurosport Snooker
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.ย. 2024
- Mark Selby makes history with a splendid 147 in the Crucible final with Luca Brecel in a "wonderful moment".
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I wish we had access to this camera angle whenever we wanted it.
time will come..
Maybe sooner
Hold in Triangle
Yeah, it's interesting to watch like this
All the big names in the snooker world championship finals for 40 years have tried it.......Deep respect, Mark Selby.
Was so fantastic to watch this break live as it happened. Such a great achievement 👏
Enjoyed watching in this view more than the conventional one. Well done Mark , awesome 147!
why on earth don't they use this view more on the tv. so many time the commentators and viewers are unsure if something is visible or potable and this view would help a lot for that. give them some line drawing tools to illustrate things too. missed opportunity.
I know. It's just stupid to see refs stuggle to respot balls while knowing this view is just there, unused.
I would personally look at something like a laser projector (or multiple if required), it wouldn't be difficult to project to scale exactly where everything was. The challenge would be accurately tracking where they were in the first place.
Not just helping us to know the situation, but also this view is very enjoyable and it will be even more fun in live matches
Brilliant, the overhead camera really lets you see where the players are striking the ball. well done our Lesta lad, wish the city players would put this amount of effort into winning.....
awfully smooth and steady!
a real pleasure to watch and this newfangled view just makes it all the sweeter.
Well done, Mark
If Mark Selby had played like that in the 3rd session, he would definitely be world champion !!!
If Luca Brecel had played in frames 27 - 31 like he did before, the result would be something like 18:12.
Awesome break
Great video. Thanks
Cool to have this view
Constant overhead is good
да. вот это мастер ,уау
Better view for angles but it looks like a video game.
It would be incredibly easy to create some form of system for placing the ball back exactly where it was using this camera.
Project this image onto the table. No idea why they've never tried it. The lights are bright, and getting it perfectly lined up could be tricky, but surely it's possible.
@@sharpvidtube wouldnt be too hard, you could essentially adjust the angle/perspective based on the colours markers on the cloth
@@sharpvidtube I’m surprised it hasn’t been done yet, Basically, if the cue ball has to go back due to a foul and miss, An image should be projected on the table to show where the cueball was and should show up as a red dot.
Once the cueball has been put back exactly where was before, The red spot should turn green and then play can resume.
They do have a system as you’ve described in China
Been saying that to mysrlf for many years now. The fact that this view is not used by refs is infuriating. It's like they refuse to be good at their job.
They should both get the full high break prize for getting a 147!
Nope. Half for each.
@@Bob.martens tightwad
Why don't refs use this view when respotting balls??????
He got wiped and still the 147 is the event for Brits
Who cares? He played poorly,lots of mistakes. And is boring player. Luca deserved.He is better.
Pathetic Troll
Luca was the best player in the tournament, he deserved to win, and if all goes well he will have a great career. It was a great final with both players fighting for the title. Selby is the most complete Snooker player.
@@delfinafernandes9686 I don't know if he's the most complete player, I just saw a guy missing a lot of long pots in the final and even easy pots. Keep in mind that Champions don't get older the same way, decline in ability can be faster for some players. Selby still a great player but not as he was.
You apparently. You cared enough to click the video and shit all over his amazing achievement.
Would love to see this view more on live tv