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Frame Rate, Not the Grid: A Confound in Single-Clip Optical ENF Video Forensics
The optical electric network frequency, the faint mains-driven flicker imprinted on rolling-shutter video, is increasingly proposed for verifying where footage was captured and for flagging manipulated or generated video. This letter shows that reading the mains frequency from a single short clip is
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