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ELI5: Why do striped clothes go crazy on cameras?
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It's called the moiré effect. It's a bit difficult to explain but it happens when the stripes on the clothing is as fine as the pixels on the cameras sensor. The stripes of the clothing doesn't hit the sensors pixel dead on but it's a bit of. So the camera can't make a right stripe of it. And so when the person or the camera moves the lines seems like they are moving because sometimes the sensor sees them the way they are and the next picture it's just off again.