Originally posted by eriktheawful
Camera was rotated. Possible that who ever was recording was trying to get into a better position.

Yup it was rotated and the cameraman is our old friend John Lenard Walson...

Not sure how yawl missed that Seems he has a new techniques now

oops take that back freelance_zenarchist did

I believe the camera is rotated. When I first watched the video, I thought, Why is he turning the camera like that, (Maybe to get a better vantage point) I waited for the "Orb" to change direction during the rest of the video....it never did.
After reading more replys, my suspicions where confirmed when others questioned that point in the video. The rotation starts at about the 1:12 mark and ends at about 1:24. About the time it would take to make a satellite look like it was changing directions.
Also, if you noticed at the first of the video, about the .15 mark, the camera turns to the right. For a second or so you can see the moon, which appears bright and "fuzzy with light." If the cameras night vision does that to the moon, would it not have the same effect on a satellite or the ISS?
Just my thoughts.....
TXML

Also, its nice to see a video without the 'music' and cheesy opening. I hate that kind.