Yes indeed…
Thank you for explaining it the way you have. I get a sense of that kind of thing, with various corrections I sometimes have to make, when I edit pictures in Photoshop. There are various tools that make it a whole lot easier, within the software. 
Does that not just happen on the cameras, as we normally see?
Well good cameras could correct that effect… 
Yes but usually they are mounted higher and angled down. This way it can be easily hit and torn off the wall.
it may have been for a dog or cat possibly
Yes, not exactly rocket science, is it?!
Well VHTV uses this type of camaras by now for nearly 7 years.
That explains a lot, doesn’t it?
By the way, the facepalm was for them, not you, as hopefully you realised.
Do you need any more pictures of Logan or do you have some more (and now enough), since we last spoke about this particular aspect of the topic?
If you have just post them 
He’s a cutie. I approve.
Heading for another heart attack? 
These motion sensors are not connected to and have nothing to do with the cameras. The cameras in use in the apartments don’t have motion sensors. They have photo-electric cells that determine how much light is in the room, and adjust to either night or daylight vision.
These motion detectors (there looks to be another one lower on the left wall) are for, I believe, nightlights, which are usually mounted low to the floor, like the one on the left wall. The ones used the most in the US are simply plugged into the wall socket, like these.
As you can see, they come in all shapes, sizes and functionality, and they all plug into the wall socket, which makes them super convenient.
Whatever this sensor is for, I agree it could get in the way and be damaged. Usually, sensors for nightlights are built-in to the nightlight and just plug into the wall socket, as illustrated above.
It’s the lens that causes the distortion, and no matter how expensive your lens, all have some distortion. The good news is it’s usually fixable in post processing, as David mentioned above.
Part of the paragraph above came from an article I read on the subject of distortion, but I was a photographer for decades and can verify this is true.
Here’s the article.
I am really loving this new realm. I think VHTV did an amazing job finding this couple and helping them sent up their cams. A+ 
welcome sexy ass
Yes of course I meant correction by camera software or firmware
To that I have to agree. Nice to have really new people
