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Some call it soft, I call it dreamy: Why Nolan’s The Odyssey was a focus puller’s nightmare
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But I’ve just caught a video from photographer and YouTuber Anthony Gugliotta, investigating why some viewers are saying The Odyssey looks blurry.
But as to why The Odyssey might look a little soft in places, Anthony’s video gives two very plausible answers.
This is a focus puller's nightmare for close-up scenes because very little movement from the actor in question will throw everything out of focus.
Ultimately though, I’ll take a slightly soft cinematic production over AI slop and CGI borefests any day of the week.
This YouTube video hits on a subject I’ve pondered for years.