New Camera Angle Unveiled During Clippers-Lakers Game and People Weren't Feeling It

Now isn't the time to get experimental.

Dec 26, 2019
LeBron James plays defense against Kawhi Leonard during Lakers/Clippers game.
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Image via Getty/Andrew D. Bernstein

LeBron James plays defense against Kawhi Leonard during Lakers/Clippers game.
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Image via Getty/Andrew D. Bernstein

When the Clippers and Lakers squared off for arguably the most highly anticipated game on the Christmas Day slate, the last thing ESPN/ABC needed to do was to start experimenting with new camera angles. But then, as we're enjoying the action, this monstrosity happens:  

This new camera angle though 👀🎥 pic.twitter.com/Q2e8FGUmKK

— ESPN (@espn) December 26, 2019

We weren't alone in thinking that this "new camera angle" was unnecessary and unwelcome. 

why does this look like the 2k camera angle i always have to change pic.twitter.com/jiLhcwloL9

— SB Nation (@SBNation) December 26, 2019

Y’all weren’t doing this for any other game change the fucking camera angle back to normal @espn

— Pat (@pjp320) December 26, 2019

This camera angle is too much for a full tummy

— Big Cat (@BarstoolBigCat) December 26, 2019

Worst of all, some people are complaining about this new angle making them feel sick. 

This camera angle getting me dizzy

— Lakers Empire (@LakersEmpire) December 26, 2019

I think this new ESPN/NBA camera angle gave me motion sickness pic.twitter.com/JtKPTqk8KQ

— Gifdsports (@gifdsports) December 26, 2019

This camera angle is making my stomach sick

— Joey Linn (@joeylinn_) December 26, 2019

9 secs after seeing the new ABC camera angle in the Lakers/Clips game pic.twitter.com/IKWER5o3rA

— Josiah Johnson (@KingJosiah54) December 26, 2019

This camera angle is making me nauseous

— Los 🍇 (@LosPollosTV) December 26, 2019
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