More shots of warped space, 2 shots shot right after one another

I did not use a gimbal suspension for these as i dont exactly carry them around with me where i am at, but I am working on purchasing a mobile one that would make it easier. The issue i'm having is the inital shots are always random its usually when i feel or see something off and could be or happen anywhere..

I would love for the experts in photo image processing help identify the issue, my next test i will be using 2 different platforms to shoot all pano shots to see if both view the same thing. I suspect they wont, but for reason of physics. I believe once the even is observed by a single lens it is "corrected" so to speak. Think Young-Mills double slit experiment.

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I welcome anyone with a background in science to offer suggestions, or modifications as to how to verify this is happening real world... Thanks, also i put this in the Aliens & UFO sections because i believe the culprit behind this are aliens not wanting their secret out.



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a reply to: digidamage

That's what sometimes happens when you use the panoramic setting on your phone/camera.

Nothing mysterious about it and it's certainly not "warped space".

Looks like a "rolling shutter" artifact.
en.wikipedia.org...

a reply to: TerryDon79

yep have had the same happen using the pano effect

a reply to: digidamage

Ya, it's a result of the pano. You tilted the camera to the right during a portion of the picture which caused the slant. It's very easy to replicate if you want to give it a try.

Like this? I just took that in panoramic and the camera was tilted on the first shot.

a reply to: paradoxious

My thoughts exactly! The image of the warped area seem to be the result of not all images being stitched together at the same instances giving the appearance of the warp'ing. However this was one continuous all taken at the same instant and appears to be happening real world... Its fascinating to be frank.

a reply to: DAVID64

Nope, the hand was straight and I used my knee to give a make shift suspension i know its not solid proof, i'm in the process of getting a more portable gimbal suspension i can use to rule out hand drift...

a reply to: scojak

Nope, no slanting or tilting of the camera occurred, i can take video of myself making these shots, along with the actual shots themselves. s

a reply to: digidamage

Show the video then. You did say it happens "real time". That means you should be able to capture the same effect on a video. (I bet you can't because it won't be a still panoramic photo)

The photo is a skewed panoramic photo, nothing more.

Also people, if this was a result of hand drifting, why would it stop at the door and be fine everywhere else? The door is where i saw some possible "cloaked" person walking in that room which is why i busted out the pano...


The rolling shutter explanation seems the most sound to me, but all of these shots are done real-time. However, i do believe that pocket time displacement is occurring somehow.

Also, what can i do to rule out rolling shutter aside from a gimbal suspension turning at predictable rate.

Those are panoramic shots automatically stitched together by your phone, ffs. You had the lens tilted slightly for (at least) one of the shots. It has absolutely nothing to do with "warped space".

a reply to: digidamage

Because
It's
A
Panoramic
Photo

As someone who has previously claimed to be a software engineer, you should know better than most why that stitched image looks the way it does.

a reply to: TerryDon79

Actually, i can! And already have thanks for bringing this up, what results is slightly different when i do run this same test with high shutter speed it results in blocked digital artifacts which initially i thought were video compression artifacts, but turns out that isn't the case cause it happens on local devices with nothing running and plenty of hdd space...

I've had previous members on this site attempt to analyze some of these pictures and data i've presented and have found that strange errors have occurred as a result in analyzing or even just zooming and looking at the imagery...

a reply to: AdmireTheDistance

Maybe it's his demon in short shorts from his other thread (that he now ignores)?

a reply to: digidamage

Post your videos then. I'm sure we'll be able to see exactly what they are.

originally posted by: TerryDon79
a reply to: AdmireTheDistance

Maybe it's his demon in short shorts from his other thread (that he now ignores)?

Seeing what forum he posted this in, probably.

originally posted by: digidamage
Also people, if this was a result of hand drifting, why would it stop at the door and be fine everywhere else?

It's not fine everywhere else. The windows to the left are skewed, and the ground to the right of the door is higher than the ground on the left. THis is exactly what happens when you f up a pano.

Take a non-pano picture or video and show us.

a reply to: TerryDon79

Ok, i have no problem showing a video, and as an added bonus i'll attach a level to the phone itself to show there is absolutely no tilting occurring, i've already done this and the results show its clearly something happening real world.