At the SFS, the cameras are usually in the western stand pointing east to the ground. I know they have multiple angles and multiple cameras - I'm generalising. But in the afternoon particularly, with the sun setting in the west, if you are sitting in the eastern stand you've got the sun in your eyes which makes watching unpleasant and if its hot there is no shade. So, in the afternoon everyone who can migrates to the western stand and the eastern stand usually looks empty unless the ground is packed. With daylight saving not only do the curtains fade but also the time you are looking into the sun is extended. So views on TV of a half-empty eastern stand, which I've seen plenty of while watching over the two days, don't necessarily mean tiny crowds - just crowds that don't like sitting without shade staring into the sun.
