Home run cam: Use it or Lose it?

[jmik58]

I'm just curious how everyone feels about the home run cam that triggers on no-doubters.

It provides a very cinematic view from a grasshopper's eye view of each majestic shot. It's a thing of beauty.

However... part of me likes watching the ball sail and seeing all the fielders and fans react. I also like the idea of not knowing for sure that' it's gone right away.

I've enjoyed it both ways, but I lean towards keeping the home run camera off.

How does everyone else feel about it?

[mrsalsays]

This is how i feel about this particular subject:

I love the "no doubt" camera they have, but it does get tiresome in the hr derby. Its great but i just think they should add different types of angles depending on the type of contact off the batt.. IE:line drives, moonshots etc..

I also think they should use the broadcast home run camera more often where it follows the ball closely into the seats. I would say 1 out of every 8 - 10 i hit will use the broadcast home run cam.

[sectiona21]

For me it's lose it.

No drama after the ball leaves that bat. I'd much rather see the flight of the ball.

[El_MaYiMbE]

I always take HR cam off. I like to make seem like a broadcast, and when they blast one in real life there is no camera that automatically triggers that shows a side angle.

[EnigmaNemesis]

I keep it off. I could have sworn last year, even with it off, it would still sometimes trigger for those no doubter majestic shots. But most of the time it did not.

[Phillies2010]

Keep it off, i like to watch the outfielders run backwards and just look up

[Doran]

Always off. The celebration cam seems unrealistic if I'm playing the game akin to a broadcast.

[DickDalewood]

I use it