#releasethestablecut

That has to be the most unthreatening way you could possibly hang a person

It looks like they artificially added shaking. Never watched this, never will. Good job though

Much better!

Shaky makes us more feel we are there, and the stable one makes us feel more dramatic

Everyone’s talking about how shaky cam bad thing, i think it’s just good for certain times for example when in a horror movie you want the camera man to feel like a human, or you can reverse it to make something feel inhuman

Who cares, it’s their artistic vision not yours

ye but now they both look bad

shakey cam made it feel way too fan film-y

Watchable now

90 Million dollars in production cost. Camera still shake like college students are filming drunk on a ocean cruise ship.

Nah

Shaky cam for movies like the Blair Witch Project or just any found footage movie in general, or some killers POV makes sense and can add to the tension, but big block buster movies/shows that have shaky cam is just so distracting and stands out, and not in a good way either. I hadn’t seen Kenobi since it was first released so I never realized just how bad the shaky cam was.

Im sowy....

It is now obvious that modern American cinema is not a dream machine, but a machine for cutting up budgets by corrupt officials, advertisers, marketers and lobbyists of previously underground ideologies. They spend 400 million dol. on films, although in reality less than 10% is actually spent on the film. Professionals, people with principles and really good actors are actively expelled from the industry, allowing it to be filled with all sorts of... (KZfaq with its totalitarian censorship will not allow me to name them, but you will understand me correctly).

Great. We’ll give you an hour to fix, uh, everything else.

Both seem fine to me..... Idrc

It's an emotional scene, so why on Earth would someone use shaky cam here? It's not like there's an explosion or frantic gunfire (even then, I still prefer steady cam). It just looks like the camera man is drunk. Camera moves need motivation, just like an actor. Your version is miles better!

Nice. Can you fix the rest of the Disneys star wars?

Everything about Kenobi screams of amateur hour.

Shakey because gritty. It’s real- you feel like you’re really there looking at him- and you’ve also had 6 shots of vodka.

How great would it have been for the series to be shot more in tune with other Star Wars films only handheld to show up as soon as Vader arrives. Just how off-putting it is for Obi-Wan.

People need to get lives. It's literally not that bad. It just makes me feel different about each scene. The shaky camera kind of makes it feel intense and that there is still danger or processing of what's happening, and the edited one makes it seem like grief, or something

'Warp Stabilizer' premier pro?

Shakey can was nowhere near the top of my list of issues with that series

This series is so bad that shaky cam is the least of my concern 😂

I always wondered why there was a similar thing in Breaking Bad, it’s not that shaky tho, but it still pretty annoying and i’m sure they did it on purpose. I remember watching a behind the scenes, and when they were filming there was literally a guy gently pushing the camera guy while they filmed and the actors performed.

I like shakey cam, but like know WHEN to use it.

Director played mgsV and got inspired by the shitty camera movements

It's called handheld shooting... Its meant to look like that to give dramatic effect...

Still not as bad as the infamous basketball scene from Catwoman

Sorry y’all, the stabilization in the edited one looks like shit.

that show had to be some kind of money laundering

Disney should have a world record for becoming shit in a few years

Shaky cam is often used to invoke a sense of anxiety and panic. Either that, or to enhance the chaos of a scene. I don't see why it was used here. It should be more like the edited version where the shot takes its time and hangs on the emotion of the characters.

From Ewan McGregor to Conor McGregor.

It must have been a pain in the αzz to correct all that shaking, no?

I think the first scene is good with the still cam, then use the shaky cam to reveal the body

It's remarkably bad how low budget Kenobi felt

What the hell is Hollywood's obsession with a shaky cam I can kind of understand it in fight scenes if they are trying to say it gives off a "chaotic feel" (I still hate it in that but I can at least kind of see where they are coming from) But seriously who thought it was appropriate in this sad death scene, it's so distracting and comical for no reason

Warp stabilizer activated lol. Makes you wonder why they didn’t do the same?

Shaky cameras ruined Man of Steel for me

thats just handheld and not shakeycam its a style choice shakeycam would be if the camera man literally shaken the crap out of the camera on purpose

I hate Disney

Disney adds shaky cam to everything "LOOK MA, I'M DIRECTING"

Fix this show

The always awful shaky camera. Whenever I see a movie that uses this "technic" , I'm like "nope ...not for me, neeeext!"

wouldn’t call it fixed but it’s definitely better

Camera shake is needed for many things, from hiding fast scene mistakes, up to conveying mental atmosphere. If the viewer never feels anxiety (and can't understand without camera shake that the character is heartbroken or something) or doesn't like the look of shooting with a passive steadicam, then camera shake just isn't for him. Camera shake is not something 100% good or 100% bad (I tend to think it is necessary), it's just different viewers have different needs in films

Wow, I am surprised how much that changes the feel of the scene. It hits harder now that you can focus on Ewan's acting.