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But yeah, you tend to have to suspend reality a little bit when playing horror games in general. Because, you know ... video games.
Come now...;)
Also I'd like to point out that when the camera zooms in and out and activates night vision, there seems to be unusally loud noises coming from the camera.
Maybe if the protagonist were to shave his head and take off his shirt, he would fit in and no one would mess with him. Think about it, it makes sense. Sort of.