Why would you go to a game and video it on your camera.

[Scoular1]

From the news this morning

Supporters can upload their own matchday videos

FanFootage is an exciting innovation which provides us with a platform for both engagement and collaboration"
Ashley Brown

Pompey have become the first professional football club to use FanFootage.

The Dublin-based company have developed a video collation and publishing application that offers clubs a method to capture and publish video collected on supporters’ mobile devices.

For the opening League Two home game against Cambridge on Saturday, fans will be asked to upload any videos they shoot of their matchday experience to the FanFootage platform.

After the match, the uploaded videos will be displayed together as an online fan video wall and edited together into a matchday fan highlights video.

And supporters who upload footage will be entered into a special draw for a pair of tickets for a tour of Fratton.

Colin Farmery, the club’s PR consultant who is managing the project, said: “We are excited to b

[___Whatever___]

I have no idea... I must be getting old!

[lovedeanblue]

Me too, I'll second Whatever.

[Corkhead]

Would you go to a game and photograph the bloke next to you whose glasses have just exploded?

[BileysThere]

I wish there was a video of my glasses flying down the Anfield rd end in 1980 as the team came out to that blizzard of ripped up Pompey News.
Unbelievably i got them back with a broken lens after passing down the message 'anyone seen a pair of glasses'.
I wish there was a video of that game!!

[pfclassof61]

Images like this, while perfectly understandable, are quite useless.

[Corkhead]

Who's that in the flat hat in my seat?

[pfclassof61]

No message

[lovedeanblue]

Has Scully just moved a few seats right Corky ?

[TurktownAnt]

Not something I would do or have ever done, I like to soak up the game in real time. But I do like to watch the match-day stuff other people have done. It would be a real shame if people didn't do it. Seen some great Pompey stuff on youtube etc. I don't go to many away games so i'm all for it. I remember going to Fratton in years gone bye and take my SLR/Telephoto camera, they'd check my bag and warn me not to take phots as it went against Football League rules about image ownership rights etc. It's a good thing imo. I've actually got some good shots of the Walsh era.