Your eyes don't see anything, they cast what your pineal gland pictures as your reality with you inside of it. Cameras know if your eyes are casting any given reality.
True story: a woman I was speaking to had gone on a tour to an ancient ruin site in Mesoamerica with a group. When they got there one of the tourists started screaming there was a giant head the size of a massive tree at the site.
No one else saw the head/face. So she took out her phone and took a picture of it. She then showed everyone in the group the photo and there was a GIGANTIC face and head about 20 feet high, just like she told them and now they could all see it. It freaked them all out of course.
Her camera was quantum entangled to her pineal gland and the image she was casting out into her field of view because it was in her hands, and through network covalent bonding, it could 'see' exactly what her eyes were casting out.
Yes, the phone is awake and aware, just like every spoon and fork and cereal box are. Everything around is conscious and one of the keeper's crew explained that to me when we were on a hike one day, when I said I really wished I could talk to the large quartz crystal next to the trail we were on. She said the stone was just chatting away telling its story and she has to 'block them out', otherwise all the chatter would drive her insane. 'Everything is alive and they all have a story to tell'.
There were other instances of how the things around us were telling them their stories as well when I wanted to find out what had taken place in my trailer at the safe house compound one day. A random, unpaired sock that wasn't mine just ended up in my things and I was freaking out about it, how it got there. The keeper spoke to it and it explained how it wound up in my trailer and it wasn't someone breaking in, so I needn't be worried.
All the crew, including the animals with them, were telepathic and carried on constantly with silent conversations around me, complete with hand gestures and facial expressions, but no words. It was irritating.
The point is, you can only see what you cast into your field, and if someone is next to you that has been programmed not to see a certain thing, like UFOs or chemtrails, then they will stand right there and argue with you that you're crazy and it doesn't exist. But if you take a photo of it, you can prove it to them, as the photo isn't the same thing as reality, so their brain will now process the image.
Why that is, I believe, is because in our modern day peoples are conditioned to believe pictures can easily be photoshopped or AI generated, so they're taken with a grain of salt, slipping passed their programming to not cast that element into the 'reality' scape.
I had this explained to me that it is often also for their own protection. If they are hard and fast asleep and suddenly could just see all the UFOs around them that are phase-shifted out, or 15' tall reptilians standing there but invisible, their brain synapses would 'fry like a motherboard'. They would either die, or would lose consciousness where the 'breaker switches' in the brain reset and would wipe that whole event from their memory.
In catastrophic moments, car crash survivors can recite everything that happened all the way up to the crash, but the crash itself is simply blanked out. Same thing, as it was too traumatic and the whole thing was simply too much for the brain to take without overloading the circuits.