The ultimate playable camera...

[Blzer]

Quote: Originally Posted by Billy...a_kid

Interesting, because I cannot quote how many times I have heard former MLB players say the worst place to see a game is from the dugout.

I meant in terms of familiarity/nostalgia. I personally like it, though. I wouldn't mind a little bit of height (by that I mean not right at ground level), but I love the side perspective.

[gwshark9]

I love that view also for fielding...but my only question is how would you pitch/hit? You can't see the strikezone?

[JibJab 24]

If this was incorporated for a fielding camera I would use it. I'm also a auto-fielding user and would be great to use this. Could be an issue switching from pitching to fielding camera though.

[Billy...a_kid]

Quote: Originally Posted by JibJab 24

If this was incorporated for a fielding camera I would use it. I'm also a auto-fielding user and would be great to use this. Could be an issue switching from pitching to fielding camera though.

It is not an issue now switching, so I am not sure how it would be an issue switching to this one. Same mechanic, different view.

[xNeurosiis]

Quote: Originally Posted by Billy...a_kid

I will never understand why people say sitting on the 1st/3rd baseline is so cool.

It's different than when you're in the dugout. When my girlfriend and I go to Angels games, we always sit behind the Angels dugout (give or take a few rows). I've sat in the nosebleeds before, and I can't stand it. I feel like I'm too far away from the action. It's all a matter of opinion though.

[Billy...a_kid]

Quote: Originally Posted by xNeurosiis

...It's all a matter of opinion though.

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(and mine is right...just kidding, it wouldn't let me post just the 100% like I wanted to do; "Too Short!" it says)