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when it’s too fast to see, and too important not to. ®
® “There were a few specific reasons we chose the X-Mo system for our coverage of Super Bowl XLIII, First and foremost is the superior detail X-Mo provides on the most athletic or potentially controversial of plays. We used the system for 10 regular season games during the NBC Sunday Night schedule and received great results from it. Each game had memorable shots that provided the viewer with a deeper appreciation for how great the NFL athlete is. It also provided the defining look at a couple of plays that were under review by the officiating team in those specific games.” Sunday Night Football positioned the network for success. With a keen focus on the experience for its viewers, NBC wisely decided not to waiver from its well-received production of Sunday Night Football , which drew significant ratings throughout the regular season. Using After spending more than a decade on the sidelines, NBC finally had its chance in February to return to the Super Bowl. Having last broadcast the NFL championship game in 1998, NBC had a lot to prove this year on Super Bowl Sunday, and from the first drive of the game to the last, the network delivered a first-class production which undeniably enhanced the viewing experience for the millions of viewers tuned in across the country.Broadcasting one of the world’s most prominent sporting events is a significant undertaking, and NBC’s extensive experience with the Olympics as well as Sunday Night Football as a blueprint for its broadcast of Super Bowl XLIII, NBC added significantly to its on-site production staff and arsenal of high-definition and specialty cameras, which included three Vision Research Phantom
® V-Series models. Slow Motion Enhances the Viewing Experience
– Fred Gaudelli, Producer of Sunday Night Football , for NBC Sports Securing its place as an essential component of live television sports broadcasts, ultra-slow motion replay not only enhances the viewing experience for those
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Phantom Cameras Play Major Role in Super Bowl XLIII Production - 60001 CASE STUDY Super BowlXLIII
Vision Research High-Speed Phantom Cameras Help Crown NBC Sports A Super Bowl Champion
WHEN IT’S TOO FAST TO SEE, AND TOO IMPORTANT NOT TO® “There were a few specific reasons we chose the X-Mo system for our coverage of Super Bowl XLIII, First and foremost is the superior detail X-Mo provides on the most athletic or potentially controversial of plays. We used the system for 10 regular season games during the NBC Sunday Night schedule and received great results from it. Each game had memorable shots that provided the viewer with a deeper appreciation for how great the NFL athlete is. It also provided the defining look at a couple of plays that were under review by the officiating team in those specific games.” Sunday Night Football positioned the network for success. With a keen focus on the experience for its viewers, NBC wisely decided not to waiver from its well-received production of Sunday Night Football , which drew significant ratings throughout the regular season. Using After spending more than a decade on the sidelines, NBC finally had its chance in February to return to the Super Bowl. Having last broadcast the NFL championship game in 1998, NBC had a lot to prove this year on Super Bowl Sunday, and from the first drive of the game to the last, the network delivered a first-class production which undeniably enhanced the viewing experience for the millions of viewers tuned in across the country.Broadcasting one of the world’s most prominent sporting events is a significant undertaking, and NBC’s extensive experience with the Olympics as well as Sunday Night Football as a blueprint for its broadcast of Super Bowl XLIII, NBC added significantly to its on-site production staff and arsenal of high-definition and specialty cameras, which included three Vision Research Phantom
® V-Series models. Slow Motion Enhances the Viewing Experience
– Fred Gaudelli, Producer of Sunday Night Football , for NBC Sports Securing its place as an essential component of live television sports broadcasts, ultra-slow motion replay not only enhances the viewing experience for those
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