R2
One thing I have been wondering throughout the tournament - why is the score aston appearing every ten minutes? Surely there is no need for it as there is a scorebar in the top corner (albeit a little small on the BBC). It should be used as it used to - for when there was a goal and at the start and end of the half.
As for graphics wise, overall, I'd have to go with ITV. They look more professional and are legible!
As for graphics wise, overall, I'd have to go with ITV. They look more professional and are legible!
TW
This has been the case for as long as I can remember.
r2ro posted:
One thing I have been wondering throughout the tournament - why is the score aston appearing every ten minutes? Surely there is no need for it as there is a scorebar in the top corner (albeit a little small on the BBC). It should be used as it used to - for when there was a goal and at the start and end of the half.
This has been the case for as long as I can remember.
PC
Part of the reason the scoreboard is so small appears to be to allow the red button options to be shown beside it on digital.
As for the scoreflashes - they are sponsored so that will be the major reason. But also not every country will have the time and score at the top left - the presentation standards of different countries are very different - so it's quite handy for the others.
As for the scoreflashes - they are sponsored so that will be the major reason. But also not every country will have the time and score at the top left - the presentation standards of different countries are very different - so it's quite handy for the others.
TV
two british people presenting on a british channel? no irony there. is it ironic when two london born and bred presenters report on a news story in cumbria? no. do you get all hot and bothered when two english presenters report on a welsh story? if you do then i suggest you are rather insecure about your nationality.
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ohwhatanight posted:
Oh the irony on ITV News now!
They have Lucy Owen as the main presenter and Geraint Vincent on the report about the England 'victory'
How ironic that two Welsh people are presenting the news about England's first win!
Lucy seems to suit that studio really well!
They have Lucy Owen as the main presenter and Geraint Vincent on the report about the England 'victory'
How ironic that two Welsh people are presenting the news about England's first win!
Lucy seems to suit that studio really well!
two british people presenting on a british channel? no irony there. is it ironic when two london born and bred presenters report on a news story in cumbria? no. do you get all hot and bothered when two english presenters report on a welsh story? if you do then i suggest you are rather insecure about your nationality.
TW
Also, with the astons, viewers can see goalscorers, if they have just tuned in.
Some people on here are complaining about the size of the scorebar from a presentational point of view, but, from a football fan's view, the smaller, the better. No fan wants intrusive graphics, we want as much of the picture free as possible, and this is what the BBC has done, and successfully I believe. The score and clock can be seen with ease and it is for this reason that, IMHO, the BBC has done a fantastic job.
p_c_u_k posted:
Part of the reason the scoreboard is so small appears to be to allow the red button options to be shown beside it on digital.
As for the scoreflashes - they are sponsored so that will be the major reason. But also not every country will have the time and score at the top left - the presentation standards of different countries are very different - so it's quite handy for the others.
As for the scoreflashes - they are sponsored so that will be the major reason. But also not every country will have the time and score at the top left - the presentation standards of different countries are very different - so it's quite handy for the others.
Also, with the astons, viewers can see goalscorers, if they have just tuned in.
Some people on here are complaining about the size of the scorebar from a presentational point of view, but, from a football fan's view, the smaller, the better. No fan wants intrusive graphics, we want as much of the picture free as possible, and this is what the BBC has done, and successfully I believe. The score and clock can be seen with ease and it is for this reason that, IMHO, the BBC has done a fantastic job.