Hitting view that you use?

[Funkycorm]

I switched to strike zone 3 this year but just changed back to fish eye 2 as I was starting to struggle on strike zone 3.

[No.27]

Quote: Originally Posted by taterskin

This has always been my favorite camera and would LOVE to recreate this on MLB the Show 19. Used this for years. I have not tried to do this since MLB 17 so I'm not sure it would all even work the same. The closest I can get to it is the 2nd offset I think. If this guy is still around would like to see this again. https://forums.operationsports.com/f...2012-a-14.html

You can still recreate on 19. All the tools are still there. Custom practice, Wide camera, Spring Traing Baseball City and Cutch. To my eye it is virtually the same and cured my hitting woes with Mookie. Just debating whether a batter can have his own personal camera

[Funkycorm]

Quote: Originally Posted by No.27

You can still recreate on 19. All the tools are still there. Custom practice, Wide camera, Spring Traing Baseball City and Cutch. To my eye it is virtually the same and cured my hitting woes with Mookie. Just debating whether a batter can have his own personal camera

I say go for it. It is Mookie after all. Even though I am not a red Sox fan, doesn't he deserve nice things?

[Scribe1980]

Show 15. Have messed around with other views but always go back to it.

[taterskin]

Quote: Originally Posted by No.27

You can still recreate on 19. All the tools are still there. Custom practice, Wide camera, Spring Traing Baseball City and Cutch. To my eye it is virtually the same and cured my hitting woes with Mookie. Just debating whether a batter can have his own personal camera

Thanks for the feedback on this. I didn't get a chance yesterday to play much....about 30 minutes worth. I've got some downtime coming up over the weekend and I'm going to go to work creating this view immediately. It drastically improves my hitting as I'm able to pickup offspeed pitches and pitches breaking in much quicker. I use the view for my RTTS characters.

[prey2god]

I use broadcast. I like to emulate what I see on TV and once you get used to it, you can get some good hits.

I do like the new Strike Zone cam, you get to see the ball well.

before I used Fish Eye which worked pretty well.

[No.27]

Quote: Originally Posted by taterskin

Thanks for the feedback on this. I didn't get a chance yesterday to play much....about 30 minutes worth. I've got some downtime coming up over the weekend and I'm going to go to work creating this view immediately. It drastically improves my hitting as I'm able to pickup offspeed pitches and pitches breaking in much quicker. I use the view for my RTTS characters.

Cheers, I agree it’s a great camera and have recreated it every year since 2011. I knew it was spot on this year when I managed to hit a home run with a Brock Holt while testing. Just a heads up the offset with the batters eye is spot on but the blue wall is a bit shorter these days so I lined up the height with the script on the pitchers uniform.

[VeganRob]

I was using Strike Zone last year but switched to Strike Zone 2 this year. This made a huge difference for me. I used to rarely walk and now my walk rate is what you would expect in a real MLB game.


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