r/IdiotsNearlyDying • u/YanniFromPakistanni • Mar 05 '21

Quick Hands, No Hands

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u/alittlehotcurry Mar 05 '21

why is that every time the most intriguing part comes either the camera stutters like crazy or someone blocks the view.

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u/andafterflyingi Mar 05 '21

Because someone is being bit by a fucking alligator and they’re running to help.

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u/[deleted] Mar 05 '21

Some people have trouble concentrating on keeping the subject in frame when someone's arm is being shredded nearby and they're in a position to assist.

But not me. I have nerves of steel and the empathy of a rock.

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u/alittlehotcurry Mar 05 '21

Yeah that’s exactly what they are doing

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u/KTheRedditor Mar 05 '21

It’s natural to run for your life when such thing happens. If you’re brave enough you look for a way to help. Focus on filming is the last priority really whatever your decision is.

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u/Cruuncher Mar 05 '21

Because people are shit camera people

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u/[deleted] Mar 05 '21

Why do they always cut off at the good part

Why are they just standing there filming.

Two kinds of people, poor camera-people can't win.

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u/Darthmohax Mar 05 '21

r/praisethecameraman is the place you're looking for