As far as I know there is only one network doing the filming. So you should see the same picture as I do. Do you have a really small TV? 13" or something? Because the video quality is horrible. Often out of focus. You may not notice it on a small TV.
I dont know where you are, but where ever I have lived, CBC has been at the lower end, ie: channel 3, and whenever there is any problem with cable service or hookup, or if the cable is not tight enough to the TV etc, then CBC is one of the first stations to not look good. Often I have noticed that CBC and a few others dont look so good and all I have to do is fix the connection.
It's got nothing to do with the service or the TV. The cameras keep going in and out of focus. Just talk to a friend in Regina who is watching the stream online and he said the same thing.
27" TWENTY YEAR OLD Zenith and the picture is FINE! But as you seem to know it all, It must be our eyes having the trouble right? I mean...you're the expert and all! :roll: C'mon now....it's either your t.v. or your eyes, but DON'T tell someone else that they have a problem when you're not in their home!
A big part of this is probably the lighting in Taylor Field, which has always been well below broadcast standard. Several of the other CFL stadiums (Montreal, Hamilton, Winnipeg and Ottawa when it was in the league) have similarly bad lighting for TV. I can't believe the TV rights-holders have never insisted on proper lighting. The lights in Taylor Field are especially high school-ish for TV.
Thats absolutely true... when the Grey Cup is hosted at Frank Clair or Taylor Field, the CFL usually brings in huge booms with extra lighting to get the field primed for prime-time...
The league should be looking into this issue if they want to further establish their reputation as a truly marketable product.