For some fans, stabilizing those shaky scenes from Star Trek explosions and collisions is a continuing mission.
For some fans, stabilizing those shaky scenes from Star Trek explosions and collisions is a continuing mission. http://t.co/iOkrx9ZNTX
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Lazarus 12:44 pm on June 6, 2014 Permalink
I don’t get it. What’s the big deal about some shaky scenes? I do like their website that has it’s own shaky effect for the first few seconds. Now that’s cool!
Capt. Xerox 1:18 pm on June 6, 2014 Permalink
The gimmick is they are stablizing the scenes so you don’t see the camera shaking and are left shots of actors jumping around and falling down.
Lazarus 4:27 pm on June 7, 2014 Permalink
I understand it. I just don’t get the allure of seeing ‘unshaken’ footage.