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Could be lots of things like a bird flying through, a cat walking just out of sight, etc. The inherent lag in the system means things may not be seen since they move out of view before being able to be recorded.
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Could be lots of things like a bird flying through, a cat walking just out of sight, etc. The inherent lag in the system means things may not be seen since they move out of view before being able to be recorded.
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I've noticed that a moth can trigger the camera.
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I would bet that whatever set off the motion was long-gone before the video capture started.
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I have some flashes like that and just put it down to the way the sensor reacts when starting up.
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I don't think it's sensing a flash of light but rather that it's something in the startup of the sensor and associated circuitry that allows a brief overexposure to be recorded. It would seem to be able to be fixed by the camera firmware but perhaps not.
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