I have a 19-second clip in Android format that I recorded on my phone. In the opening two to three seconds there is a brief amber / orange blink coming from a device hidden in the bushes. I need confirmation—preferably with frame-accurate evidence—that this flash is the autofocus illuminator adjusting itself rather than any other light source. You’ll receive the raw file plus a download link so you can inspect it frame by frame. What I’m watching for are the two visual cues I noted while filming: a momentary flashing light and a slight color change right after it. Please review the sequence, isolate the exact frames, and let me know: • Whether the light corresponds to a typical AF-assist lamp pattern • The timecode of each frame that illustrates the flash and any mechanical movement • A short explanation (a paragraph or two is enough) of why your conclusion is reliable—mentioning factors like hue, duration, or focus-motor behavior if relevant Annotated stills or a micro-clip highlighting the frames will be perfect evidence. *** The company (freelancer) wrote that I noticed it while filming, but no, I noticed it while reviewing the short video. The stalker has been hiding in there for a while now.