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It does! But where should the sun be in the video if anyone can show me?

Perhaps the addition of a tasteful plaque, "Displayed ironically, please laugh at the stupidity or point in horror, your choice." would allow it to be rehung?

Presumably for when you only want to tighten something halfway?

Agree, it looks like an insect. I'm going to guess maybe a cicada, given the blunt head (assuming it is going left to right!) and the hint I think I am seeing of a bulbous eye. As soon as you arrive in Provence you can hear the unmistakeable...

The sun is 93 million miles away, so I don't think the difference in angle relative to the sun is enough to be significant. The angle from camera to (presumed) target will be.

It looks exactly like a flying insect. See multiple examples here: https://www.metabunk.org/threads/debunked-denver-ufos-insects.910/

I think it reads a bit better as a sun reflection if you invert it. Pro tip, Sitrec now has quite a lot of video adjustments, including levels and curves, and a histogram with clipping indicators. There's a more video-focused entry point at...

Hi everyone. I've lurked for a while and decided to make an account.

Many years ago when our kids were small we wallpapered a bathroom with a cutesy baby-animal motif. A visitor told us how hard it was to perform at all with a little fox right over the toilet, looking downward.

Classy compared to what I have (or had) stuck up on the inside of the door. Mine was a poster advertising a godsquad/nazi-organised anti-vax rally that happened during the covid years. As a memento of a twisted part of modern history that we...

Data from Star Trek TNG as an LLM... Source: https://x.com/KyleTrainEmoji/status/2059301102814953511

I think it reads a bit better as a sun reflection if you invert it. Pro tip, Sitrec now has quite a lot of video adjustments, including levels and curves, and a histogram with clipping indicators. There's a more video-focused entry point at...

Yes, I think so (caveat, my knowledge of photography is practically zilch), Veiling Flare Veiling flare usually occurs when the bright light source is outside the lens angle of view, i.e. absent from the image, but its light rays still reach the...

That would explain all the leaks, I guess...

Many years ago when our kids were small we wallpapered a bathroom with a cutesy baby-animal motif. A visitor told us how hard it was to perform at all with a little fox right over the toilet, looking downward.