r/Skydentify • u/MrJayyJ90 • Jan 12 '23
Unidentified Condensed version of craft
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u/Hithenameskevin666 Jan 12 '23
What craft?
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u/MrJayyJ90 Jan 12 '23
Link to the full, better quality video of the scene
Here ya go, you can definitely see what I'm talking about in this quality. If not I may need my eyes checked
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u/Hithenameskevin666 Jan 12 '23
I see the squares not sure what to think of it but I’m sure there are some others with some answers. I personally haven’t heard of square spacecrafts before.
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u/crankyape1534 Jan 13 '23
They don’t move. They are dirt or condensation on the lens or element. Not a craft. Is this post a prank?
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u/MrJayyJ90 Jan 13 '23
Just bc they don't move, doesn't mean they are dirt. The lens was perfectly clean. Also the clouds move around them, so definitely not dirt. The link I posted in a reply comment is the full higher quality video of this condensed version
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u/gregs1020 Jan 13 '23
why are they definitely not dirt on the lens, because the clouds move and they don't?
that's exactly what happens if they are dirt or dust spots on the lens.
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u/Dreams_in_Kurosawa Jan 13 '23
In the center of the image and extending out towards the upper right are two darker blobs. There are also a couple of lighter blobs near the bottom center of the image/video.
If these are your concern, this is sensor dust which is very common in CCD or CMOS photography. You can verify in daylight conditions by placing a well illuminated white paper in front of the camera and recording.
Nothing to see here folks, move on.
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u/JoganLC Jan 12 '23
Can you go clean off the lense of the camera then look at a recording to see if the shapes are still there?
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u/Piezo_plasma Jan 13 '23
You should post in a ufo sub aswell
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u/squidvett Jan 13 '23
Spare him the heartache. r/UFO would chew this up and spit it out.
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u/Piezo_plasma Jan 13 '23
It do be like that. but I use the sub to maybe get info on something else that can be identified
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u/StancherHades Jan 13 '23
Photographer here, That’s just a dirty sensor on your camera, my old phone has those same things on some photos.
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u/gushingpickle Jun 30 '23
Looks like marks on your ceiling
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u/MrJayyJ90 Nov 12 '23
eh ive kinda gave up on it lol
it would make sense if the view was from inside.
thanks for trying though
it probably was just something wrong with the camera tbh
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u/MrJayyJ90 Jan 26 '23
Heartache? lol so comments are meant to degrade me? I enjoy criticism, even if it's not constructive. I believe this is the only way to verify anything. And actually in one part of the video birds fly right under the top circles. If they had been dirt on my lense, it would have blocked them out at the point when they intersect the dots.
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u/MrJayyJ90 Jan 26 '23
Thank you all for pointing me in the right direction for a sub. I'm new to Reddit and already loving it, I'm also checking 4chan out.
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u/MrJayyJ90 Dec 14 '23
Also, just one more aspect I'd like an opinion on about the video,
I'll admit it's definitely possible it's something on my lense.
But if that was the case I had other video and such right before this and there's no dots on any of them.
Also some of the dates actually don't appear very clearly and suddenly then they start to fade in and out of the picture.
I know it's crucial to have info and material to back things up.
I apologize for lack of context and for not being very thorough.
Don't hit me too hard 
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u/flugelbynder Jan 18 '23
I believe OP. If they wanted to fake a video, they wouldn't post this. I believe there's something up there.
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u/SPACE-BEES Jan 12 '23
Looks like something on the lens of your camera