The amber box drawn inside the view is the brightest region — the grid cell with the highest mean luminance in the current frame. It is labeled as exactly that, and as nothing more: it is not a person, a target in any other sense, or a finding.
Camera runs only behind the START button, only in this tab, and can be stopped. A photo upload works with no camera at all: luminance, contrast, colour and the brightest region are measured from that still; motion and frame rate print UNAVAILABLE for a still, because a single image has neither.
| Mean luminance | UNAVAILABLE — no frame yet |
|---|---|
| Contrast (luminance spread) | UNAVAILABLE — no frame yet |
| Motion index | UNAVAILABLE — needs two frames |
| Dominant color | UNAVAILABLE — no frame yet |
| Warm/cool estimate | UNAVAILABLE — no frame yet |
| Measured frame rate | UNAVAILABLE — counted only while the camera runs |
| Brightest region | UNAVAILABLE — no frame yet |
| Frame analysed | UNAVAILABLE — no frame yet |
Y = 0.2126·R + 0.7152·G + 0.0722·B (Rec. 709 luma), then the mean of Y over a down-sampled copy of the frame (160 × 120 at most). Scale 0–255.mean(|Y_now − Y_prev|), scale 0–255. Large means a lot changed between frames; it does not say what moved.No face detection runs on this page. No identification of people, ever. No image, frame, or reading leaves this tab, and nothing is stored.