Posted on 07/13/2014 12:19:13 AM PDT by Berlin_Freeper
The 2014 FIFA World Cup Production of the Final Match will pioneer a 360-degree viewing experience thanks to a panoramic, Ultra HD OmniCam developed by scientists at the Fraunhofer Heinrich Hertz Institute in Berlin.
Football fans will be able to re-live all the drama and emotion of the 13 July match between Germany and Argentina in this ground-breaking format for the first time at the new FIFA World Football Museum in Zürich, which is scheduled to open its doors to the public in early 2016.
The innovation is the latest visual technology to be introduced by FIFA as part of the production of the FIFA World Cup in Brazil, alongside live 4K and 8K productions of matches and a multimedia revolution in sports entertainment.
Positioned at the halfway line, the OmniCam will record the complete stadium in one panoramic view. This means that soccer matches can be watched on the 360° or 180° screens of future panoramic cinemas, as if the viewer is sitting in the stadium watching the match in person.
(Excerpt) Read more at fifa.com ...
If Germany wins, they'll be closing in on Brazil's number of titles, too.
Argentina rump-steak filled with sheep cheese and ham, grilled tomato, baked oven potato with sour cream and mushroom cream sauce... has landed! :)
and garlic bread.
Confidence is high but nothing can be taken for granted.
Either way I just really hope for a clean game and not lose to a dive or something like that...
Dress up the pig. It’s still this third world nonsense.
I am looking at a 4K. I shudder to think what an 8K camera would cost.
Germany is a third world country now? What color is the sky in your world, ours is blue.
Great job for the last month, BF!
Thank you safeasthebanks, glad you enjoyed!
Schweinsteiger wets his feet for a better fit of his shoes. Which gives him a better feeling for the ball and better control.
photo of Ghana soccer player John Boye kissing a $100,000 bonus that he received
"Brazil have Neymar, Portugal have Ronaldo, Argentina have Messi and Germany have a team," ran one widely retweeted summary on Twitter this week.
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