Nope, just no need to have visuals.
Then it makes the whole forum topic of “content and appearance” redundant.
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It does.
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Thanks for correction.
Such a shit angle.
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Shocking angle. Lighting on her face looks odd as well.
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Using the normal angle now.
They need to rotate the desk. The desk throws it all off.
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Oh dear. This is worse than I thought
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A curved screen would look better, I think.
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I didn’t think the lighting could get any worse than the old set… but it did. Not a fan of the desk either but I suppose it suits the type of product they produce.
This set looks worse than previous Saturday programs.
Looks like settings and colour correction have gone wrong. Camera is also outputting a different resolution.
I think the biggest issue is the fact the cameras are just sitting too high.
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A smaller desk would’ve sufficed for what they were after for this studio, something simple and suited the design of the backdrop.
It seems they’re trying to frame the shot nicely because of the desk, rather than the background or the whole package.
Heck, even no desk and some standing presenting or a stool or small couch or two would be 100% better.
Very ordinary, it could be done so much better.
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I don’t understand why they couldn’t just roll the desk in front of the curved screen in the new Today soft set area.
They are only using half of the studio. The other right half isn’t on camera.
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There is nothing on the other half. The screens aren’t duplicated.
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