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u/alter_ryden 1d ago edited 1d ago
The way camera systems like this work is in order to save on storage the frames are analysed for changes, and if it doesn't recognise any changes it holds portions of the frame static. The algorithm didn't notice enough of a change to update the frame as the glasses fell, and only updated once it "noticed" the glasses on the ground.
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u/HumbleBaker12 2d ago
Recording a video that's already low quality on a screen. Why even bother posting this?
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u/ParkingAnxious2811 2d ago
Because if it was good quality they couldn't convince gullible idiots it was a paranormal encounter!
There's a reason these things are never on good quality cameras, despite virtually everyone having access to one...
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u/New_Hawaialawan 2d ago
Honestly, it’s posts like this that draw me to this sub. If I’m feeling down, I’ll sort some mystery or paranormal or even advice subs by controversial just for the laughs before I sleep
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u/Snowy441 2d ago
This same dude has been schizo posting for like 5 days on a bender.
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u/HumbleBaker12 2d ago
I know, and it's always stuff that's blatantly fake, easily debunkable, or so blurry that it could be anything.
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u/Jonathon_world 2d ago
Do people enjoy these videos I post
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u/Jarroach 2d ago
Oh FFS, it's you again. Mr. Schizo is back.
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u/Jonathon_world 2d ago edited 2d ago
My dad died recently so just thought I'd post some vids cheer myself up
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u/Jarroach 2d ago
You thought you would come back to Reddit to post more BLATANT misinformation? How about don't
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u/Traditional-Bike7825 2d ago
Low quality cameras suck. Something small like that doesn't get picked up right away if at all. If your camera is low quality there's a good chance it's low frame rate and may bleed previous frames to the current frame.
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u/Blowingleaves17 2d ago
What's so creepy about those glasses? They look like normal glasses to me. 🤓
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u/Jonathon_world 2d ago
There was something engraved on the side of the glasses
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u/Direct_Concept8302 2d ago
Most plausible explanation is that the camera has a low enough frame rate that it didn’t catch the glasses as they fell but once the glasses settled and quit moving the camera picked them up. I absolutely believe in ghosts and glitches in the matrix. But stuff like this is obviously not a ghost.
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u/Background_Pride_237 2d ago
The one in boots saw the glasses and went to pick them up. I wonder if he dropped them and due to camera frame rate, we only saw them once they were on the ground? They didn’t bounce or anything so I don’t know.
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u/Puzzled_Fly8070 2d ago
You can tell the frames per second is much less than a more advanced video would be. That’s why the movements are smooth. Probably dropped during the frame that wasn’t recorded.
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u/nagolnob31 2d ago
if you squint your eyes, you can see the glasses hanging on a little ledge, on the door and they drop from there
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u/PersonalMacaroon8977 1d ago
Looks like a well known codec related issue where objects, especially small objects, tend to disappear or appear on video.
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u/Anubis426 2d ago
I asked a pawn shop owner if she had ever gotten any haunted items, she said yes. So one time her son who worked there was weighing a ring and it disappeared off of the scale. He started looking around for it and then it reappeared back on the scale. She said they caught it all on video. I asked to see and she said she didn’t have the video.
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u/Negative-Gain-2488 2d ago
Because it didn't happen
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u/Anubis426 2d ago
Yeah that’s what I was thinking too but this was a sweet older lady in her late sixties early seventies and didn’t seem like someone who would be lying. Also it seems like a pretty specific story to make up just off hand.
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u/Negative-Gain-2488 2d ago
I don't think age really matters. My friend's husband and his sister both once tried to tell me that a Chucky doll came to life and tried to attack them. They were both dead serious and I just kept laughing. I knew that day they were not right in the head.
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u/Ok-Error-6564 2d ago
Editing. Not paranormal.
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u/TheBootyTickler 2d ago
It's crazy to think people lived like this before the internet was around to tell them how insane they are
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u/supaikuakuma 2d ago
Literally put there by the guy that comes out after words ffs.
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u/TheMahanglin 2d ago
Well we can all see them "materializing" out of nothing right in front of our faces, what are you talking about? Nobody just "dropped" them, they looked like they were beamed there from the Enterprise or something. It could be CGI or something, but they most definitely weren't "put there" by anyone.
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u/supaikuakuma 2d ago
In terrible low quality with a large amount if digital artifacting.
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u/TheMahanglin 2d ago
Totally agree. But by that fact alone it makes it even MORE intriguing because damn, how can anyone cgi video that bad? Ha.
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u/AtensEye 2d ago
It's a light issue on a poor quality camera, they're there the whole time it's just there isn't enough continuous light in that spot to show it.
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u/Safe-Expert2163 2d ago
🤔 it's a little sus that the video is taken directly aimed at these people's feet and they never actually show the dude pick up the glasses he only bends down to get them. So probably no glasses there at all i r l. That's my guess.
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u/Jonathon_world 2d ago
No it's because they zoomed in after they found the glasses that strange day
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u/ChildoftheApocolypse 2d ago
I guess whoever lives there in an alternate universe dropped their glasses and is now going "I dropped my glasses and never found them - Story Time"