[FreedomCalls]

Why is it that people who photograph UFOs can't ever seem to focus a camera? All I see are several SEVERELY out of focus lights.

[snarks_when_bored]

Good question. I don't know what we can conclude from such photos...nothing much, it would seem

[TBall]

"Why is it that people who photograph UFOs can't ever seem to focus a camera?" Because they are tripping on mushrooms when they click.

[festus]

Why is it that people who photograph UFOs can't ever seem to focus a camera?

Because the aliens are in the middle of decloaking and thus the ship is never fully visible much less in focus.

[WoofDog123]

actually it may be that they are so small on a normal lens that they are just zoomed to the point where they look like that. (I can only assume he had the camera set to infinity.)

[Quix]

1. Distance.

2. Light bending aspects of the propulsion system make sharp images during many/most? modes of flight virtually impossible.

3. Inferior camera resolution.

4. There are sharper images around . . . hard to find from the mass of fuzzy ones.

[Sam Cree]

"All I see are several SEVERELY out of focus lights."

I'm not the expert, but I don't think a camera can see clearly defined hard edges on extremely bright lights. Same goes for the human eye, I believe. Atmospheric effects over distance also tend to make things fuzzy.