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How do we feel about this much shaky cam? It increases when you move or look around and then settles back down when you stop!

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This post got more popular than I expected, so to be clear this is for recreating the look of a Digicam in Unreal Engine, not for a game. A game would need a wider FOV and like a third of this shakeyness imo.

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i like the idea of shaky cam (as i already said on youtube) but somehow this shaking feels kind of uncanny in a way that almost makes it worse to me? like it's just still pretty flowy i guess??

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yeah I'm thinking I might need to make the shakeyness faster and less rotational. Or find some way to sample actual hand shakeyness.

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Difficult to say without being in control. A video doesn’t transmit how it feels

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This more for digicam video recreation than gameplay. The FOV/shakiness is too much for gameplay imo.

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Cool for a tech demo, but wouldn't want for an actual game.

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I love it, makes me miss working with Unreal

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@punkittdev Unsure if anyone have mentioned or I just completely forgor. CCD sensors have tendency to drastically distort images depending on velocity since it does scan from one side to the other of the sensor. Which introduces delays

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Most CCDs actually have a global shutter instead of a rolling one! It’s one of the few upsides

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I like it

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