12/9 games

[uniftw]

It there something unique about the lighting and camera placement in CKA compared to other arenas?

When switching back and forth between WSU/Seton Hall and ISU/UMKC there appears to be a noticeable difference. Maybe the cameras are just over exposed in the WSU game, but the ISU picture is much more watchable.

Huh?

Two years ago the angles were horrible. They're normal now.

No gym lighting at Koch like you might be used too at smaller, gym-like venues.

The picture does seem abnormally bright for WSU games. Not just compared to UNI on TV. Compared to UNC, Duke, Kansas, Syracuse, games at Scott Trade, whatever the place in KC is, etc...

I've often noticed that as well.

[Championz]

Maybe all the yellow has an effect?

I personally think lighting at UNC games has a strange tint to it. That's pretty noticeable. I guess I just don't see it with the WSU games. Good problem to have I guess when on national TV all the time. Better than the alternative.

[Cdizzle]

It there something unique about the lighting and camera placement in CKA compared to other arenas?

When switching back and forth between WSU/Seton Hall and ISU/UMKC there appears to be a noticeable difference. Maybe the cameras are just over exposed in the WSU game, but the ISU picture is much more watchable.

Huh?

Two years ago the angles were horrible. They're normal now.

No gym lighting at Koch like you might be used too at smaller, gym-like venues.

The picture does seem abnormally bright for WSU games. Not just compared to UNI on TV. Compared to UNC, Duke, Kansas, Syracuse, games at Scott Trade, whatever the place in KC is, etc...

I've often noticed that as well.

Interesting. I hadn't noticed. I thought games had been looking much more like most of the national broadcasts since they moved the camera deck a couple years ago. I'll have to watch a replay.

[uniftw]

Interesting. I hadn't noticed. I thought games had been looking much more like most of the national broadcasts since they moved the camera deck a couple years ago. I'll have to watch a replay.

I don't know that it's an angle thing.

The "overexposed" thing is close.

It's very, very, bright