BBC outlines 2012 3D coverage 04/05/2010 |
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The BBC wants to use boxing and gymnastics to showcase its 3D coverage of the 2012 London Olympics.
The corporation is unlikely to launch a dedicated 3D channel for the Games – using live venues and 'red button' event streams to air the coverage instead.
"The compact space of a boxing ring gives a real wow factor," Roger Mosey, the BBC's director of London 2012, told trade magazine Broadcast.
"And with gymnastics, if you think about someone doing a vault, they start a long way away and move towards you – there is a real sense of depth.
"Team games and big pictures don’t really work – corner shots in football are good but often the players look like little models running across the field."
International broadcasters are set to give their requirements for 3D, Super HD and other feeds to the Olympic Games' official broadcaster, OBSL, this summer.
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