Explanation for why the points remain in the same orientation relative to the camera frame, while the background scene changes angles during rotation?
A Reddit user questions whether a six-pointed star-shaped object could maintain fixed orientation relative to the camera while the background rotates, suggesting the points may be an optical artifact rather than part of the object itself.
Key claims
- –User observes object points maintain same orientation relative to camera frame
- –Background scene changes angles during rotation
- –Questions whether points are part of the object or optical effect
Alternative explanation
The fixed orientation of points relative to the camera may indicate an optical artifact or camera effect rather than a physical object characteristic.
- Object type
- six-pointed star shape
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