Pellicle or just lingering krausen?

[mammothkraken]

I've got an oatmeal pale ale in primary on its 7th day and its got an interesting thin white film on it. Its similar looking to the layer that collects on top of krausen.
I've never had anything like this before that I can remember. The film appears to have yeast chunks or hop resins floating in it.
I wanted to keep it in primary until bottling but more I'm considering racking. Thoughts on what this is? What I should do?
See pics...

 

[Pivovar_Koucky]

Looks like left over hop material to me, keep an eye on it for a few days. If it looks like it's getting thicker it might be an infection.

 

[jheld00]

It looks like either yeast rafts or like the previous poster said some hop material. I wouldn't be too worried about it but just to be safe check it in a week.

 

[iaefebs]

Looks ok to me.

 

[gbx]

7 days is fast for a pellicle to form from an infection. What yeast are you using?

 

[Darwin18]

Looks fine to me as well.

 

[Bonde]

Well the oily film could be from the hops I presume, if a large flameout addition was used. Seen it on a couple of my IPAs and APAs without being an infection. Actually on my RIS it's even more noticeable due to the black color.

But that being said, I see a lot of film, between the chunks…. Or maybe misinterpreting something. A little sharper/close up would be nice 

 

[daksin]

Looks like you've still got a bunch of CO2 coming out of solution. Could still be fermenting, but it's definitely not infected in those pictures.

Oh wait, it's day 7? Yea your beer is likely still fermenting- that's just CO2 being produced by the yeast.