NO IT'S NOT - WHICH IS THE ENTIRE REASON FOR WHY LEE and YOU ARE MAKING the WRONG ASSUMPTIONS. It was NEVER intended to be 'ACCURATE' for a 'person'-eye-view. THAT is the mistake you both make, from the outset, which makes everything else completely moot.
Again, arguing on behalf of your own asumptions is also going to cause problems purely for yourself.
Adding a camera to a helmet GIVES A HELMET-EYE VIEW, not a 'person-eye view'. But THIS IS ENTIRELY RECOGNISED AND UNDERSTOOD in pretty much ALL sports which use it. The fact that you and Lee do NOT, is YOUR PROBLEM, not anyone else's.
I've seen a lot of US sports broadcast which specifically mention it being a helmet cam, not a 'person'-cam, for this very reason.
Again, helmet cams are very common and well understood for what they are. If YOU don't understand what they are, and the ramificaitons of that, then that's on you. If you don't like them, then I think the broadcasting world has already shown it doesn't care what you think.