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Is that a still from the actual movie, or just from production?
I just re-watched the scene and didn't see this. But it's true, after trying the lightsabre out for a bit, he turns it off, sits down, and promptly points it directly at OB1.
It's in the original and I don't think the scene was changed in any of the re-releases. But it's in the background while Obi Wan is talking for like a second.
...how did I never relize that Kenobi has a droid's name?!
From way back in the books or something, I seem to recall a story arc that implied he was a clone, and not the original Ben Kenobi, hence the nickname. I think that idea got dropped from the main cannon, though.
IIRC Lucas explained at some point that "R2D2" was a film projectionist term, like "real two, disc two" or something like that.
It's just a set photo. It never happened on film.