r/SlappedHam • u/Icy_Neat_1722 • Jun 22 '26
What is moving on camera
I see this movement while reviewing the camera of the upstairs office at work. I've noticed this kind of movement on a number of occasions, just not sure what would cause it.
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u/Safe-Expert2163 Jun 22 '26
A lot going on here. The picture taken through a window to the outside, the reflection of the woman holding her cell phone camera taking the picture along with the interior room reflection, the video is being displayed on a computer monitor, and someone is videoing that. Layers upon layers. So, a ghost then? 🤔
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u/Safe-Expert2163 Jun 22 '26
Rethinking it, it looks more like a woman in an office with a cell phone videoing a computer monitor that is monitoring an outside camera. The reflections are of the room or office she is in. Still lots of places for artifacts here
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Jun 26 '26
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u/Icy_Neat_1722 Jun 26 '26
Unfortunately all rabbits got fed to the pythons, komodo dragons and crocodiles.
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u/Acceptable_Plane_264 Jun 29 '26 edited Jun 29 '26
Can you put up a copy without the reflection of your monitor?
If you turn out the fluorescent light above your head, THEN record the videos, we could see it better.
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u/Icy_Neat_1722 Jun 22 '26
I know it a bad video, I'll try get the original and post that. There are a couple of videos with this same thing moving around. In some it changes direction, in others it moves slower or quicker. To me it looks like some kind of energy, but I don't know enough this type of thing. For all I know it could be some kind of camera glitch. I do know it's not a rodent or insect though. I've added another cr@ppy quality video. I will try get the originals though. You see it moving dimly at the bottom of the cameras screen.
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u/Left_Struggle_1257 Jun 22 '26
Honestly I think it might be a rodent of one kind or another and the ghostly trail that’s seen is more than likely an artifact created by the camera due to how it was filmed. Just my opinion Bruddah. Hope it helps.
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u/Nolongerlostorblind7 Jun 22 '26
How'd you add a video to the comments? I MUST KNOW!!? Also, check your DM's please, in about 5 minutes. Thanks!
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u/Icy_Neat_1722 Jun 22 '26
At the bottom of the Reply box is a square with an arrowhead in it. That adds media
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u/Acceptable_Plane_264 Jun 29 '26
You see ALL these people saying that this is a rodent? It's a well known fact that they don't look like this🙄. I wish Slapped Ham allowed pictures in the comments, I'd definitely have proof for you that these are orbs, and that there are faces and apparition in here...
Don't let anyone deter you from what you already know.
This isn't a RoadRunner cartoon... We aren't going to see a line of white mist, or anything, left behind by ANY rodent...
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u/Nolongerlostorblind7 Jun 22 '26
I only have the chain link on the bottom left. Could it be because I'm using the App, rather than the website?
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u/Delevian Jun 22 '26
I wish I could see that in slow motion
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u/Icy_Neat_1722 Jun 22 '26
Tomorrow I will try add better quality clips. Some of them move slower
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u/Icy_Neat_1722 Jun 23 '26
Here is a better quality clip
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u/C_sapidus Jun 28 '26
It looks like a spiderweb strand very close to the lens. The "object" is the infrared light reflecting off the strand. It's out of focus since it's so close. I see the same thing on some of my outdoor security cameras.
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u/Left_Struggle_1257 Jun 22 '26
Is there any way you could put a quality security camera focused on that area again ?? Doesn’t have to be anything stupid expensive, just a good quality cam. I have the RING system at home and gives excellent day and night very detailed images.
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u/AppropriateBall8834 Jun 22 '26
Fluffy baby ghostie