You’ll get different shapes of the out of focus lights depending on the camera used. Go out and film a bright star at night, or a streetlight or whatever. If you can get it so it’s out of focus, you’ll see the same effect. My favorite example of this is the diamond/hexagon-shaped “UFOs.”
I saw this facing South at approximately 9:00 am. MST. I’ve seen some odd things in the past but have never been able to capture them. This stood out because of its brilliance and odd movement. Maybe it’s just the effect from my camera lens at 30x zoom. Could be something, could be nothing. The shape and radiance of the light are the primary reasons I posted. Weird seeing light bend into a rectangle of brilliance vs. a circle.
There were no visible obstructions, it was in a wide open sky. It’s still present as I write this now. I noticed some immediate similar posts to this. Has this type of UAP been debunked/verified by the community?
Thank you all for your time and attention to this. It is incredible to see the frequency of sightings through this subreddit and community. The truth is out there ⭐
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That right there is a camera artifact.
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yall need to learn how cameras work then we could spare ourselves of 90% of posts in this sub
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has it done anything unusual, other than odd movement? any fast acceleration?
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Thanks for the still image! It’s amazing that in 2023 we have this technology! I couldn’t imagine any other type of recording method that would really capture the detail that this still image does. Fascinating stuff.
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Looks like this
https://old.reddit.com/r/UFOs/comments/17zaz2s/ufo_sighting_in_putnam_county_west_virginia/ photo, nighttime sky, single light object, rectangular shape, horizontal orientation, Putnam County west Virginia
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That is an out of focus light. Here is a person who probably has the same exact phone as you: https://np.reddit.com/r/UFOs/comments/17wdyog/camera_glitch_or_something_else/
You’ll get different shapes of the out of focus lights depending on the camera used. Go out and film a bright star at night, or a streetlight or whatever. If you can get it so it’s out of focus, you’ll see the same effect. My favorite example of this is the diamond/hexagon-shaped “UFOs.”
Example 1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DKJ3XjeLj4U
Example 2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SCpUxITcVTI
Example 3: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L3yzlyo8yMM
Example 4: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UhCDuUCPXKo
Example 5: https://i.imgur.com/UkzLuZT.gifv
I saw this facing South at approximately 9:00 am. MST. I’ve seen some odd things in the past but have never been able to capture them. This stood out because of its brilliance and odd movement. Maybe it’s just the effect from my camera lens at 30x zoom. Could be something, could be nothing. The shape and radiance of the light are the primary reasons I posted. Weird seeing light bend into a rectangle of brilliance vs. a circle.
There were no visible obstructions, it was in a wide open sky. It’s still present as I write this now. I noticed some immediate similar posts to this. Has this type of UAP been debunked/verified by the community?
Thank you all for your time and attention to this. It is incredible to see the frequency of sightings through this subreddit and community. The truth is out there ⭐
That right there is a camera artifact.
yall need to learn how cameras work then we could spare ourselves of 90% of posts in this sub
has it done anything unusual, other than odd movement? any fast acceleration?
Thanks for the still image! It’s amazing that in 2023 we have this technology! I couldn’t imagine any other type of recording method that would really capture the detail that this still image does. Fascinating stuff.
I’m going to say that is Venus https://i.imgur.com/W3MdOwJ.png
Where was it in the sky relative to Venus?
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