topic Re: Dust, bugs, butterflies, A.K.A. ORB's in Arlo

Grey spots in night vision

FraBi — Fri, 27 Mar 2015 19:44:59 GMT

When I use my Arlo camera in the dark I see a grey spot flying across the display like a "butterfly". Any one having the same experience or should I start considering to book gosthbusters services???

Re: Grey spots in night vision

TomMac — Fri, 27 Mar 2015 20:12:45 GMT

No not ghosts.... just DUST floating around and being illuminate by the IR 🙂

Re: Grey spots in night vision

Jody — Mon, 30 Mar 2015 00:11:46 GMT

It is amazing how much dirt and dust floats around in the air. No wonder we have allergy issues!

Re: Grey spots in night vision

jguerdat — Mon, 30 Mar 2015 12:29:24 GMT

In my case, it's snow... 😕

Re: Grey spots in night vision

MBMB — Fri, 10 Jul 2015 05:41:13 GMT

This is what I see at certain times ... Anyone know what this is? How I can fix it?

Was hoping to send a photo??? So frustrating! Looks like light around a darker large shadow "cross" image?

Re: Grey spots in night vision

jrw46 — Sat, 11 Jul 2015 03:30:18 GMT

I see white, however more grey... objects too, I tihnk they are moths

Re: white spots in night vision, I would describe them as ORB's

jrw46 — Sun, 09 Aug 2015 10:31:29 GMT

I would like you guys to watch one of my ARLO videos, I placed it in Youtube with a private listing... By the way they move, the spots don't look like dust. . There are blurred slightly dim large ones, to scale about three inches. Then others about 1 inch, more dence and a thicker white.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BEnIUBmzX10

Here is a link to one of my videos showing the ORB.. what do you think they are... I don't think the spot is dust, becasue it's moving to fast. There is no fan in the room.

Please take a look and give me your thoughts

Jim

Re: white spots in night vision, I would describe them as ORB's

jguerdat — Sun, 09 Aug 2015 11:19:22 GMT

Because you marked it Private it's not viewable.

Without seeing the video, I'll wager it's bugs, etc. in the view. It's amazing the kinds of things floating in the air that we simply don't notice. It might also be related to IR reflectivity as opposed to normal sunlight.

Re: white spots in night vision, I would describe them as ORB's

jrw46 — Sun, 09 Aug 2015 19:45:21 GMT

sorry about that, I marked the video as private, that was a mistake. I remarked it as unlisted, you should now be able to run it.

Try the link again... https://youtu.be/BEnIUBmzX10

I marked as unlisted this time... I had it marked private, sorry about that... Please let me know if you can now view the video...

Thanks

Jim

Re: white spots in night vision, I would describe them as ORB's

TomMac — Sun, 09 Aug 2015 21:13:14 GMT

video is viewable....

those spots are just out of focus pieces of dust floating ( close to lens ) and the IR light reflecting off of them ... very common, moving with air currets

Re: white spots in night vision, I would describe them as ORB's

jguerdat — Sun, 09 Aug 2015 21:33:27 GMT

Agreed. They seem to be flat and rotating. You should see spiders crawling over the lens.

Re: white spots in night vision, I would describe them as ORB's

jrw46 — Tue, 11 Aug 2015 05:09:52 GMT

I disagree, you say "...pieces of dust" I don't see pieces of dust, I see ONE if it is dust, one piece... Very unlikly it would be ONE piece of dust... I have other videos showing these spots as tiny and or moving in differenc dicrections, and I might add, the videos show ONE spot moving, not two of three or a room full of spots as it would be if it was dust.

Oh well... What Cometh Do.

Re: white spots in night vision, I would describe them as ORB's

jguerdat — Tue, 11 Aug 2015 11:59:24 GMT

True - one spot. Doesn't change my/our answers. It could be coming from an air vent or just randomly falling from above.

Dust, bugs, butterflies, A.K.A. ORB's

jrw46 — Thu, 13 Aug 2015 04:36:14 GMT

I'd like to show another film with so called, dust, bugs, A.K.A ORB's..

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ql239PY5-Bs

The orbs are easier ti see with player in full screen, or expanded screen.

When the video starts I am leaning over a lamp.
    First one: On the left side of room, it moves up as I walk away from lamp

As I walk towards the door..
    Second one: In the area of the right wall as I leave the room

Closing the door
   Third one: In the area of the middle wall after the door is closed

looking real close at the correct area, at the right time you can see others but they move at a much higher speed.

For some youtube reason, to restart the video you should use the URL page refresh rather then the video box start Arrow..

I know it may be usless to ask... sounds silly, But please only NON-silly seroius comments and or replys.

This is an unedited film except that I clipped the beginng and ending to shorten the upload size.. keep youtube happy

Please let me know your thoughts

JRW46

Re: white spots in night vision, I would describe them as ORB's

jrw46 — Thu, 13 Aug 2015 04:41:33 GMT

Would someone please post one of your videos of the films with the spots. I'm not sure if videos can be attached to these posts but you could upload it to youtube, copy the URL youtube gives you and make it "unlisted"

Thanks

JRW46

Re: Dust, bugs, butterflies, A.K.A. ORB's

Meerkat24 — Mon, 30 Nov 2015 03:39:58 GMT

Okay, here you go. I saw the same thing and searched the forum. My UFO's are more dramatic.

https://youtu.be/83IuvgCkNrk

These "dust particles" seem to be moving with some sort of nefarious purpose. (Especially the one near the end that comes flying in toward the camera)

The light at the other end of the room is another IR camera facing back this way.

Now the big question: Why does this happen? It doesn't bother me. It's just spooky!

Re: Dust, bugs, butterflies, A.K.A. ORB's

jrw46 — Mon, 30 Nov 2015 04:46:13 GMT

I can relate to what your feeling. I have similar issues. Thinking it was (flying) bugs (hard to think that) I decided to spay the room with 'flying insect killer' like Raid.. To my surprise the orb's are gone. Can I say they are bugs?

However, the most shocking one I recorded was outside at night, After viewing my video, let me know what you think. Give me your best guess. I thought it might be a bug, (strange movement) crawing on a spider web, but my question is, why does it look like its getting smaller or further away... I posted it in youtube.

I'm, not sure the best way to attach a url to the youtube video, so I gave it a few tries. Try them all. One should work, they all should work.

Try this one Click here

or this one Click here

or this one Click Here

Let me know.

Thanks

Re: Dust, bugs, butterflies, A.K.A. ORB's

jguerdat — Mon, 30 Nov 2015 12:51:52 GMT

You guys are having WAY too much fun. The first video looks like something being blown into the room. They certainly could be bugs, the spraying settled dust, or the blowing stopped. The dancer in the second one is great! Use a disco ball next time! 🙂

Re: Dust, bugs, butterflies, A.K.A. ORB's

TomMac — Mon, 30 Nov 2015 13:50:23 GMT

love the spider on the web... neat!