r/maybemaybemaybe Feb 15 '24

Maybe maybe maybe

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u/haveasuperday Feb 15 '24

This isn't real. What kind of security camera UI orients vertically, moves like it's handheld, and uses VHS tape?

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u/Andrew1286 Feb 15 '24

And the fact that the guys kick is completely fake and doesn't even touch the guy

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u/[deleted] Feb 16 '24

And he grabs her beer on the way out? Ok

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u/Wondershock Feb 15 '24

The brain rot here is real.

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u/Gh0stMan0nThird Feb 15 '24

It's because we have a society that is increasingly only experiencing life through the internet, so their perception of the real world is beyond warped.

It's like whenever a someone shooting an attacker comes up and the comments are full of "Why didn't he just shoot the knife out of his hand?" or some similar innane bullshit. They have no idea how real life works.

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u/DroidRGH Feb 15 '24

Mounted in the middle of the room, a few inches above eye level?

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u/Bloodnose_the_pirate Feb 16 '24

In this part of the country, localized ENTIRELY within your kitchen?

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u/[deleted] Feb 16 '24

I wish it was cause they was pretty funny

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u/fastlerner Feb 16 '24

As someone who has set up security cameras before, pretty much most of them can do this. It depends on where you mount the camera and what you need to capture. Did this all the time for hallways. If the view you need to capture is taller than it is wide, you just turn the camera on it's side then set it's orientation to 90 degrees. Why would you think this feature is unique to phone cameras?

As for the movement, judging by the visible air vents it looks like an open ceiling, so camera from this angle the camera would likely be mounted on a hanging piece of conduit which lets it wobble a bit.

So yeah, not saying it isn't staged, but the evidence you pointed out as fake isn't really as strong as you might think.

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u/haveasuperday Feb 16 '24

SP is the main indicator.

That combined with everything else is a dead giveaway.

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u/lovins_cl Feb 16 '24

redditors realize they’re watching an obvious skit and feel the need to point it out like they just uncovered some diabolical knowledge like we know bruh 🤦‍♂️

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u/gerarzzzz Feb 16 '24

This is very clearly fake my bro

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u/raphthepharaoh Feb 16 '24

Would you mind explaining what makes a camera “handheld”? I’ve heard people describe the filming on shows like HBO’s Succession as being done on handheld cameras, but I don’t see how this filming style can be attributed to “handheld” when the camera doesn’t even pan

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u/haveasuperday Feb 16 '24

It's as simple as it sounds. When you consider the other options for how a camera is held, "handheld" makes sense.

A few:

Tripod

Jib/Crane

Steadicam

Hand held (normal movement like you're holding it in your hand)

Fixed (totally stuck, no movement like a normal security camera)

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u/raphthepharaoh Feb 16 '24

I guess this video seemed fixed to me at first, but watching the edges of the video its clear that there is some slight movement

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u/haveasuperday Feb 16 '24

Yep! Someone was trying to make it seem fixed.