Arsenal vs Luton ‘unwatchable’ blast fans as TNT Sports make major change to TV camera angles for crucial game

FANS have been left fuming after TNT Sports introduced an unusual camera angle for Arsenal vs Luton.

The broadcaster frequently cut to a camera that keeps up with the ball – with the entire camera tracking the match from byline-to-byline.

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The idea is for the camera to keep up with the ball

But in doing so a large section of the pitch is cut off

The camera has uncovered new angles of the game

The angle offers a zoomed-out look that shows a large amount of the pitch.

Many fans did not like the change, which made for strange viewing at times – particularly when TNT Sports cut back to the standard view.

Supporters quickly made their feelings known on social media as they slammed TNT Sports for the change.

One reacted saying: “Unwatchable camera angle.”

Another added: “TNT need to stop with the camera angles and let me watch the game.”

A third wrote: “What is that crazy camera angle TNT are using for the Arsenal match.”

And another commented: “Can TNT stop with this silly camera angle.”

The camera angle was first introduced earlier this season by rival broadcaster Sky Sports.

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It has been dubbed ‘Game Mode’ due to its similarity to the angle seen when playing football video games.

But when used by Sky viewers have had the option to watch the game as normal, or with the new camera angle.

TNT Sports are the first broadcaster to switch between the two modes in the same broadcast.

Sky Sports‘ director of production, Phil Marshall, said about introducing the new angle to his channel: “We’re very excited to see what ‘Game Mode’ can bring to the overall viewing experience for fans and believe it has great potential when it comes to in-game innovation.”

And Premier League head of media operations and innovation, Rachael Nightingale said: “The Premier League is always looking for ways to enhance the broadcast experience for fans around the world.

“We hope ‘Game Mode’ will provide a new and exciting way to enjoy the action at home.”