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Originally Posted by gblake
Folks,
Now that the summer of 2016 is almost over, does anyone want to report any new (previously unreported) results of experimenting with video replay ("hard" data or anecdotes) during off-season tournaments/scrimmages?
What about any non-tournament / non-scrimmage experiments to determine numbers of cameras needed for good results (for Stronghold), or best camera locations (for Stronghold), or minimum useful frame rates (for fast robots and game pieces), or estimated time needed to accurately review each/any protested ruling (for Stronghold (for each rule and/or scoring event)) or ...
Blake
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I would ask again in the fall. Most offseasons happen in the spring or fall; relatively few in the summer.
While I think nobody can expect perfect camera coverage of the field, even a single full field view results in some things being reviewable. If someone tries to get a review and there isn't clear video, the outcome doesn't change and the situation is no worse than having no video review at all.
I feel like a "it has to be perfect or it isn't worth doing at all" attitude here will really hold people back from experimenting with this.