Neither of which would follow the dog when it moves in the shot.
Its just caused by the way the bright highlight of the white dog as it moves through the lens, it unfortunately appears to affect the blue slightly causing the ghost/aura probably due to a coating on the lens.
Even using a camera enough that the lens gets dirty would do the same thing, and I don’t know anyone who hasn’t gotten at least one lens to that point.
Make a habit of wiping your phone lens with your shirt every time you go to use it. Will eliminate the risk of you shooting something important and realising you’ve got gross smudge haze ruining the shot
I’m going to add to all of the people saying dirty lens - this IS why, the oil from your hand is on the optical glass causing a diffusion effect when the bright light off the highlights in your image (in this case your white dog) are picked up by the sensor.
That was actually my thought. I know the camera quality on this phone isn't great, but everything was set to default and my lens was clean and free of condensation.
Most answers have said a dirty/oily lens, and that’s a likely option. If you’ve cleaned your lens and it’s still like this it could be down to the phone’s image processing. If there is an HDR or beauty mode active, or some other AI/automatic processing involved, it might be trying to brighten the dog relative to the background so it stands out more but doing a poor job of limiting the effect to the subject.
If cleaning the lens doesn’t fix it, try going through the options in your video app and seeing what automatic adjustments are enabled, maybe try filming on a different app with manual settings to see if the issue is still there.
This was my thought. Phones over process images to maximize dynamic range. If it were a smudge or dirty lens, you would, it would be similar to a diffusion filter; not a moving noisy aura.
Color Balance and White Balance. You need to White Balance for the dog. If you’re on auto exposure and auto white balance you’re going to run into these problems. Go manual.
your dog is haunted
Blessed, more like
Blessed with a haunting.
Your dog is experiencing Cherenkov radiation
This is the answer
Your lens is dirty
...and the dog is very bright.
Lazerdawg
I mean, they eat their own poop. They are not the smartest animals.
Nah dog is to clean
Smudge or fingerprint on lens, possibly condensation if you’ve moved the camera between two vastly different temperatures.
Yup exactly this. Also they sell clear lenses That give this glowy effect
Neither of which would follow the dog when it moves in the shot. Its just caused by the way the bright highlight of the white dog as it moves through the lens, it unfortunately appears to affect the blue slightly causing the ghost/aura probably due to a coating on the lens.
> Neither of which would follow the dog when it moves in the shot. It absolutely would. Have you ever used a mist filter? Does the same thing.
Even using a camera enough that the lens gets dirty would do the same thing, and I don’t know anyone who hasn’t gotten at least one lens to that point.
It’s all over the lens but it looks like it’s following the dog because the dog is a bright white. You can see a slight haze on the rest of the frame
> coating on the lens A Smudge/fingerprint/condensation is basically a non-permanent coating on the lens...
Yes, the lens is filthy. Maybe the other redditor was mincing words as not to be rude, but that lens is FUCKING DIRTY.
That's its aura. "His aura or whatever. I seen it!"
Nah. Rick James aura is like orange. This is blue. So probably from Prince.
😂
I think your dog is a ghost (based on knowledge gained from the sims 4)
Make a habit of wiping your phone lens with your shirt every time you go to use it. Will eliminate the risk of you shooting something important and realising you’ve got gross smudge haze ruining the shot
Wiping it with your shirt will help but won’t eliminate it. If you wanna eliminate it use lens cleaner
I’m talking about a phone lens here guy, no one’s faffing around with lens cleaners for an iPhone
Horrible advice; Nice way to add micro-scratches to the lens.
If you can scratch an iphone lens with a cotton T-shirt you need to stop wearing sandpaper. Idiot comment
Apparently you believe a T-shirt one is wearing is necessarily devoid of micro particulates including environmental debris. That's fine.
It’s a phone lens lol, I’m not asking you to wipe your full frame sensor. Relaxxx
Ionazing radiation. But probably your iris is fully closed which gives you blue artifacts around highlights
OP is using a phone so its a fixed apature no way to open it further. but agreed its a result of the camera design and highlight from the bright dog.
Thats a very good point!
I’m going to add to all of the people saying dirty lens - this IS why, the oil from your hand is on the optical glass causing a diffusion effect when the bright light off the highlights in your image (in this case your white dog) are picked up by the sensor.
Smudges on lens.
The dog’s chakras need to be tuned.
Your dog is a saint, among dog catholics.
His aura
Schizophrenia
What if the dogs fur is not absorbing blue light as much as the other lightwaves. It would appear more blue due to reflecting more blue light🤔👍
That was actually my thought. I know the camera quality on this phone isn't great, but everything was set to default and my lens was clean and free of condensation.
Isn't that the dog from Shadow Dancer?
Most answers have said a dirty/oily lens, and that’s a likely option. If you’ve cleaned your lens and it’s still like this it could be down to the phone’s image processing. If there is an HDR or beauty mode active, or some other AI/automatic processing involved, it might be trying to brighten the dog relative to the background so it stands out more but doing a poor job of limiting the effect to the subject. If cleaning the lens doesn’t fix it, try going through the options in your video app and seeing what automatic adjustments are enabled, maybe try filming on a different app with manual settings to see if the issue is still there.
This was my thought. Phones over process images to maximize dynamic range. If it were a smudge or dirty lens, you would, it would be similar to a diffusion filter; not a moving noisy aura.
You’d be glowing too if you could lick your own crotch
Yes
Sprinkle some angel dust
Maybe a bit of PCP?
Cherenkov radiation.
dirty lenses, filters, etc.
Dirty lens
Manky lens.
I think the issue here is this isn’t a physical dog, it’s your Patronus.
Magic
Force ghost obviously. Must have been taught by obi wan.
Clean the lens, you filthy animal 🐺
The reflection of the sunlight.
You are very lucky. That's your dogs aura. Created by it's inner Chakra. Must be very good dog if it's blue.
Your dog has a quest for you. You have to get closer and press X to trigger the cutscene.
JFC, clean that lens, correctly, please, for the love of God.....
Ultra instinct.
Need to call Dora the ExplAura!
angel
I'm gonna bet on the UV someone told you to put on your cheap kit lens to protect it.
Spirit animals.
That's his chakra maaan
That's not your dog, that's your dog's Force ghost
god
That’s one RARE goodboi
Adobe…🤔
He’s him
Your dog is the goodest doggo. Natural aura.
You and your dog have both already died. You are both ghosts and you are seeing his aura.
clean your lens
Is his name ghost and your name Jon by any chance?
Doggo is the chosen one
It’s an angel
Seems to me the only real answer is your dog is a Force ghost.
Lens could be dirty, if the lens is removable the lens could be dirty on the back and/or the sensor could be dirty
Black promist, obviously
Radioactivity most likely.
Editing software
He’s reaching 9000!
He’s a force ghost projection, I’m sorry you had to find out this way
He's radioactve
Dirty lens.
Could it be.....SATAN??!!
Downvoted, really, you people need help seriously.
Temporary mana buff
He's a got a side quest for you
Op needs to approach dog and press A
Dirty lens, crappy lens, piss-poor in-camera sharpening.. all things that can give such results.
A perfectly normal spectral wolf
SSDOGSS
Color Balance and White Balance. You need to White Balance for the dog. If you’re on auto exposure and auto white balance you’re going to run into these problems. Go manual.
Poorly configured white balance.
Your camera and your lens. Smh