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A camera can 'SEE' the signal coming from a remote control. So, cameras 'see' what we cannot.
A camera can 'SEE' the signal coming from a remote control. So, cameras 'see' what we cannot.
You're assuming it's night vision?
Also, Cameras don't "see" anything, they record light.
I'm not submissive to 'blind belief'
The photo correlates to some of my own...some of which were subject to study through the U of M.
and couldn't be debunked.
I know my field.
(apologies to Blast Tyrant..I will not derail your thread any longer.)
I'm not submissive to 'blind belief'
The photo correlates to some of my own...some of which were subject to study through the U of M.
and couldn't be debunked.
I know my field.
(apologies to Blast Tyrant..I will not derail your thread any longer.)
I was not aware that discussing a submitted image (by the OP) is derailing a thread...
It would be nice if the OP (Blast Tyrant) would post the EXIF data from the image in question, as the settings of the camera may shed some light on the cause of the anomalies in this image.
BTW: I know my stuffs too