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10 Pin Cam
Because the most interesting aspect of bowling is obscured | |
An overhead view of the pins getting knocked down, replayed in slow-motion on the scoreboard.
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Thought this was maybe going to be that cheesy 1970's multifaceted filter look for pinhole cameras. |
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And I thought it would be a camera set deep inside the finger holes of the ball, a bit like they use in The Big Lebowski. |
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They have this on TV, I think also some bigger alleys might have this feature as well. |
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They have bowling on TV? [shudder] |
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Correction: They don't have _nearly enough_ bowling on TV |
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You're kidding, right? That's about as dull as watching people play Texas Hold'em on TV. |
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Yeep, been there, seen that. |
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or golf, or billiards, or curling, or marathons, or.... |
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I regret to inform you that, among those of us who actually watch bowling on TV, this is quite well-known. |
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At our bowling alley there are several lanes of SUPER TURBO BOWLING with video cameras capturing the action and an instant replay of the ball hitting the pins. Baked. |
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I first thought this was going to be a camera with a 10-pin
connector. Then I thought that wasn't interesting enough to
post here, so it must be a mechanical cam that has 10 pins
in it for some reason, maybe for configurability, like a
mechanical light timer. |
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