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cine foil. its pretty much everything I've ever seen the pros use at NBA games. I met Shawn a few times and ya, he knows the pocket wizards inside out. That side trigger that sits on the grip of the cameras is pretty cool. Crazy to see how they make all the cameras sync off one set of lights.
The closer the lens is to the backboard and the less steep the angle, the smaller the gobo can be. Also, bring windex and clean the inside of the backboard. outside too if you can, but it will eventually dirty up with the basketball hitting it. Use a higher aperture if possible. set your prefocus. and hope the play comes your way.
I only managed to do a backboard remote a handful of times, but I had the team guys assistant help me. Considering he did it every game for half a decade plus, I thought it best to have him show me the ropes.
Oh, and for anyone doing this, arrive early. Last thing you want i setting this up last minute. Plus, more time to talk to refs or anyone else if there's a hassle.
a photo I took from a lifetime ago
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