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New cameras use CCD chips to capture an image. When you zoom in too much it's no longer using the optical sensor but instead the CCD (digital) zoom. Basically by mobbing your camera slightly (i.e holding it) it's causing the pixels of that chip to capture different colors around her lips making it look like their moving. Try filming it again with a higher quality camera and no zoom and I doubt you'll see any movement.
felltoearth wrote:Considering the above I doubt if this is related but..
If you've ever been to the Rothko Room at the Tate Modern, there are a few paintings that have an interesting effect that I have witnessed where colors seem to "flow" from lighter to darker areas of his canvases. I attribute this to light levels in the room, under and over painting of colors and how the eye adjusts to the colour it is observing.
It is a pretty wild experience.
Alan B wrote:Yeah. If you look closely (full screen) at at any of the edges you can see pixilating all over as the image shakes.
Jesus. Some people are so fucking gullible.
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