Arsenal v Man Utd first live 3D sports broadcast 28/01/2010 |
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Sky has announced that Sunday’s (Jan 31) match between Arsenal and Manchester United will be the world’s first live 3D television sports broadcast.
The game will be shown in 3D in nine pubs in London, Manchester, Cardiff, Dublin and Edinburgh ahead of the official launch of Sky’s dedicated 3D channel in April.
Sky will transmit two live feeds on Sunday – one to its traditional Sky Sports customers and another in 3D. Two separate commentary teams, two camera crews and two production teams will produce the simultaneous broadcasts.
Sky Sports' Darren Long claims 3D will revolutionise the experience of watching sport.
"When you watch a golfer putting in 2D, it looks flat – it looks easy," he said. "When you see it in 3D, you can see every bump and contour on the green and you really appreciate their skill."
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