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MY VIDEO - the quality is terrible, watch the google drive link (https://reddit.com/link/mqphip/video/bn6bhjvwc5t61/player)

Seeing a few posts on here capturing super-fast moving objects in the skies using slow motion. Now, the reason I got excited is; at 1:06 in this video LINK 1 (https://www.reddit.com/r/aliens/comments/mpiegb/ok_what_do_you_guys_t…) from u/Pipefighter91 - the object stops on a dime and reverses direction, 16x slower than the original 240fps slow-motion video, this speed is absolutely nuts.

I decided to try the experiment myself, the whole process took about 10 minutes;

Here’s a google drive link to my video as reddit compresses video terribly—make sure to watch in 1080p HD;

MY VIDEO (https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Ryjyo-uQaQLYVAVQSIG-Dr800p4z_fcs/vie…)

I had a go using an iPhone XR 240fps slow-mo, I've imported the 3 x 30 second videos into iMovie and applied the standard X-ray filter to increase the contrast, I'm looking at these videos on a retina MacBook pro as its difficult to see anything on a tiny phone screen.

I have definitely spotted things moving very fast doing 90 degree turns. Its very faint to make out in comparison to other videos LINK 2 (https://www.reddit.com/r/aliens/comments/mq8hmg/uap_recorded_with_240…) from u/greenhouseparty which is extremely clear - you have to then slow it down further in settings as these objects are still moving too fast. My video is also cropped.

You can see in my video that there is a faint, white object that moves across the screen from the bottom left to the top right, then makes a sharp 90 degree turn to the bottom of the screen.

There a chance these could be super-fast moving dust particles, as it's a very overcast day here, its appears very similar to this post LINK 3 (https://www.reddit.com/r/aliens/comments/mqmjii/i_filmed_an_object_wi…) from u/ultimaIV. I will try again on a clear day towards the sun and see if I can find some clearer objects.

I would love to see other peoples success with this. Im not delusional, but open-minded this could be nothing—but for 10 minutes work what do any of us have to lose?

A fun experiment nonetheless!

Here is an really great post LINK 4 (https://www.reddit.com/r/aliens/comments/mpiegb/ok_what_do_you_guys_t…) from u/AgingWisdom that explains his method, including adding draw / sketch filters in Shotcut; A free Video Editor.

Here is an example LINK 5 (https://drive.google.com/file/d/1hy2lQwrZ3AwFBFVjo7Y9rX_kVcubW2x_/vie…) of one of his captures—note the speed of the birds in the background for comparison.

EDIT: Fixed video Link

TLDR; Ive seen a lot of posts recently capturing "UAP" activity using the slow-motion or super-slow-motion feature on a typical smart phone, then reviewing the footage on a large screen. This could be nothing—but for 10 minutes work what do any of us have to lose?

Maybe there is something *beyond* our vision that we cannot see with the naked eye.