Ouch Vollering.
It honestly looked like Demi to me at first glance. This shot surprises me.
It honestly looked like Demi to me at first glance. This shot surprises me.
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Ouch Vollering.
It honestly looked like Demi to me at first glance. This shot surprises me.
Ouch Vollering.
It honestly looked like Demi to me at first glance. This shot surprises me.
What are they doing with the green lines? Shouldn't they be tangents to the front wheels...?Ouch Vollering.
It honestly looked like Demi to me at first glance. This shot surprises me.
Its like VAR in football, the lines are where they want them to be, measured differently every time depending who is judging.What are they doing with the green lines? Shouldn't they be tangents to the front wheels...?
Its like VAR in football, the lines are where they want them to be, measured differently every time depending who is judging.
Both before and after the line, Vollering has the advantage. How can the photofinish say something different?
Thats not it, not to derail the thread but its down to where to draw the lines, one draw them at the arm pit, an other one draw the lines at the shoulder, which the first one omit.That's not how they do it in football, football fans are just not capable of understanding 3D graphics.
In french eusp they mentionned that the finish cam has been wrongly angled. That's why?
But still surprising imo.
Finishphoto is taken by a special technical camera. A regular camera has lens distortion and can also be affected by rolling shutter.It looks like the camera (from the video image) is just slightly past the finish line. Maybe that is enough to affect the image? The official camera is not this camera correct? Isn't it a high-speed still image camera? From those video images, it really does look like they got it wrong.
Straight spokes are an indication of no rolling shutter.Finishphoto is taken by a special technical camera. A regular camera has lens distortion and can also be affected by rolling shutter.