[RitaOK]

Thanks, very much.

I appreciated what you described of the close ups of the candidates making a big difference, and agree that watching continuous long camera shots (on RSBN) was abysmal, as from a balcony, ruined it for me, stuck on a cell phone.

That visual detachment from the subjects only served to magnify the hearing of the catterwauling and Chris Wallace’s case of oral interruptus, until I was no longer watching for coherence or content, but the slow motion progress of a train wreck, and only in case there were political fatalities, or fists to cuffs. %:#

[mbrfl]

You’re welcome.

[tang-soo]

I appreciated what you described of the close ups of the candidates making a big difference, and agree that watching continuous long camera shots (on RSBN) was abysmal, as from a balcony, ruined it for me, stuck on a cell phone.

It would be interesting if someone in the audience could use a very high-resolution video camera and keep it trained on Biden the entire debate. Are those in the audience permitted to use a camera?