Evidently the new iPhones do a decent job, are less intrusive than the big old cameras.. Interesting…
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Well it’s essentially a commercial for Apple. From the article:
Apple spends $85 million each year for MLB rights, and proving a consumer phone can match pro rigs delivers a powerful marketing message. Even the priciest iPhone costs far less than traditional broadcast gear.
The company plans to expand iPhone use across Friday Night Baseball. MLB even authenticated the phones from Kershaw’s farewell for possible display in Cooperstown.
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