Two possible scenarios come to mind:
1) The other cameras, having different positions, have different views of the same wiggle. If one camera is closer than another, the same wiggle will naturally seem more severe.
2) You are using a wiggle() expression, and adding new layers above the layer with wiggle is changing its index, which changes its random seed, which changes the results. Add the new cameras below the wiggled layer to avoid this outcome.
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