Camera work

[Cuse8]

Am I the only one who utterly hates the camera work during raw? all it is now is shaking back and forth like the camera men are in an earthquake during filming. also switching cameras every 2 seconds is terrible. during the ambrose orton match when they went outside the ring, i saw them change camera views three times in under 5 seconds. its horrible

[Triple A]

Yeah s000000 annoying...

Hate how they quickly switch angles a bunch of times during any "action" shots

[DrCrawford]

agreed 110%

[The Whole F'n Show]

Reminds me of ECW way back in the day, and yes it is annoying.

[screech]

Yeah, tough to follow sometimes.

[Asmo]

It's the switch that makes the illusion of reality.

Yes, the frenetic pace of switching is irritable, but i'd say it's a common visual theme being followed for nearly all sport broadcasts. It's a subjective call the director takes. I'm guessing they want to convey a heightened sense of urgency and create a 'pacier' sequence on air.

[Cuse8]

Yeah s000000 annoying...

Hate how they quickly switch angles a bunch of times during any "action" shots

I should clarify. For example when the shield debuted and was jumping everyone. The camera would go nuts. Shaking up down left right to the point you basically couldn't even see the action. Like someone else said its likely meant to showcase the "urgency" of the situation. But still it's nauseating

[DrCrawford]

Cesaro's swing with the zooming in and out is the worst

[Anybody Thrilla]

I like it.

[road doggy dogg]

John Morrison slo-mo entrance

[Vastardikai]

Where did they get these cameramen, from Gonzo Porn shoots?

[The MAC]

they cut to the wrong camera when bret punched sandow.

[Emperor Smeat]

The shaky camera stuff would be better if they toned it down a bit. Same for the quick camera switches although their bigger problem is more of timing than the amount of times being done.

[Asmo]

Cesaro's swing with the zooming in and out is the worst

This i agree on. Irritating, and extremely distracting. Takes away from the awesomeness of the action.