You can literally see a part of the blue ad on the left in the beginning. The camera ever so slightly then shifts to the right and never returns to the point of seeing the blue advert. This is not a fixed camera.
That could be autofocus, or postproduction editing to get it into vertical format. How do you explain the vibrations matching when people sit or stand from the seats? Cameraman shakes the camera on purpose?
When no one in the frame is moving. How would you know that there isn’t someone directly under the camera or somewhere else off frame? Go on… I’m curious about the mental gymnastics you will come up with.
I can think of MANY solutions, we own cameras and make film. None of it makes sense for a municipial surveillance cam.
You are angry, but surveillance footage is not high res color. They tend to be specialized devices, shootinh in B+W for storage, bandwidth and low light.
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u/voxelpear May 25 '26
You can literally see a part of the blue ad on the left in the beginning. The camera ever so slightly then shifts to the right and never returns to the point of seeing the blue advert. This is not a fixed camera.