Weird cellphone picture

Question

This is weird, was taking pics of myself with my cellphone camera and they were extremely blurry. One even looked like a blue "arrow" was pointed at my blurry head.

So my daughter came home and I showed her. She took a few pictures and they were fine. I took some of her and they were fine. We tried her phone camera. Same thing. My pics that I took of myself were blurry, but the one's she took of me were fine and vice versa.

And it's not because I can't take pictures, I've taken many pics before. I took at least 30 pictures and NONE of them came out right, they were all extremely blurry or just a bright light.

Any idea WHY?

Also, I've been told I have SLIder phenomena, where my energy blows out lightbulbs, street lights, electrical disturbances. But this has never happened with the camera. Can that be causing the photo problem?

Answer 1

I would check out the phone. Get a new one.

Answer 2

Post the picture in my question : post your paranormal pictures for fun competition and you can win 10 points plus showing us real evidence of what you are saying " sorry if am really not helping "

Answer 3

Yes! That's a electrical disturbance.

Answer 4

I think it's a little normal and a little abnormal. It would be compleatly normal if you had only taken a few pictures but you said you had taken 30. Maybe you should get your phone checked out, just to make sure nothing is wrong. If nothing is wrong with the phone... you may have another problem.

Answer 5

Cell phone cameras are usually 1or 2 pixels.Blurry pictures are normal.You should post the pictures.You and other sliders better stay out of hospitals.You don't want to blow out any critical medical equipment.

Answer 6

have u seen ''omen''??

when the paprazzi takes the pic, even he sees the smoky apparision around the one, who is gonna die....

im not scaring u

Answer 7

thats freaky. i blow out street lights sometimes but the camera thing is just weird. try takig pictures next to your daughter and see if only your face is blurry or the whole pic.