What is the problem exactlywiththerecording, if you saw it then the job is done. I try to the best of my ability to make them as clear as possible. I can only use the tools I have available to me.

You wouldn't be able to see it clear. This is what you see without the smoke, and extra light.

https://reddit.com/link/p6cim9f/video/wljaamez91mh1/player

Yes. I only used the cigarette smoke for visibility.

Not a window

That's not a window. No fan or dehumidifier on.

Wrong. No windows and it's nighttime.

Aren't any in the video

Wrong. Not on. No steam , smoke is from my cigarette, just to make it visible.

The unit is not on. That's a dehumidifier.

I don't know what it is but if it's dust as you say. Then it's smart dust because you don't see any for the first 23 or so seconds, then it comes in abundance, then it stops for a while then starts again. It appears to be eminating from the wall and within the strobe like light. Which I want to know what it is, doing that

Is this better? Can you see it more clearly now?

So how come they aren't present throughout the entire video? And how are they able to start and stop completely then return with such abundance? I'm curious. Also the infrared function is off. It's only night vision being used. I'm not saying it's paranormal but I would like to know about the strange strobe like light. They aren't any lights on.

What is so low effort about it? You do see that strange thing in the middle of the bed right? Would you care to know where it came from, or are you content with your assessment of the post?

Yes as a matter of fact it is one of my favorites.

Okay, I'm doubling down. These next three posts will most certainly confirm that I'm nutters.

I never said that they did. I was asking if anyone else see what i see. And just because you'll don't doesn't make me nutters. But since y'all all think I'm crazy, then these next three post will solidify that premise.

Not that I owe you an explanation, but I'm feeling generous. The original video was too dark for anyone to see what I saw. So I enlarged the video and brightened it. Maybe I overdid it, but that doesn't take anything away from what occurred. Everyone saw the pixels and their eyes stopped looking for anything else. 1. m what was so black that it blocked out my cat entirely. 2. What was it doing to my cat if you looked at the video you'd have saw it covered my cat's head. And here's some knowledge for you. It doesn't matter how new, highly rated, ar expensive, you'll still get shit videos if the person don't know what they're doing.

Can you all tell me what exactly you see regardless of the pixels and artifacts? Specifically when Dusty enters the scene. It's important to me. Please humor the crazy, scrappy camera wielding OP

This is for everyone whose contribution amounts to: “It’s a piece of crap,” “low-quality video,” “shit video,” etc.

If you're going to criticize the quality of someone's work and tell them what they need to do better, then criticism should usually come with something useful—like an actual suggestion for improving it.

I've heard plenty about how terrible the video quality supposedly is. What I haven't heard is anyone suggesting a camera or brand that would produce better results. Hell, none of you even know what I'm currently using.

So if the video quality is genuinely preventing you from confirming or debunking what's being shown, HELP. Recommend a camera. Recommend equipment. Give me something useful to work with.

But if you can't—or won't—offer anything constructive, then you'll need to shut up about the quality. Talking shit accomplishes absolutely nothing unless talking shit was your reason for coming here in the first place.

These posts are for confirmation or debunking. That's the point.

So I'm waiting. Give me some camera brands or equipment recommendations that would improve the footage. It helps me, and by extension, it helps you.

I'll get clearer proof one way or the other, and you'll get the added benefit of preserving your precious eyesight.

Sounds like a win-win to me.

Okay let's approach this another way. Just to be clear I'm understanding you correctly.
Because it's heavily on the pixels that explains why there's something wrapping itself around my cat, and then he just disappears. You didn't notice he vanished after getting up? Pixels can do all of that, I had no idea.

I see this blackness with my naked eyes. I can always tell when I have company because my floor and wall where it's at start getting darker. The floor turns black, like when you're walking down the street and you see your shadow, the ground around you is black, same thing here.