Thursday April 17

April 17th, 2008 Posted in April 2008

I n response to a speaker who summarized the various manifestations of drones, ArkhAngels demonstrated logic: "The Lake Tahoe was the first reported observation (on the site of Mufon), 12 May 2007. Some have suspected these images because of their poor quality, because they were taken with a mobile phone. But if we were to declare them false:
1 - It should be considered that all others are also false, or ...
2 - should be a forger knew that others were real images out in advance to try to imitate.
The second option seems unlikely though, that I do not remember.
So, in my opinion, all photos of UAVs are either real or faked. There can not be half-measure. "

In this regard, 10,538 and OnTheFence suspected since about 6 months that an error had crept as of 5 May 2007 on the site of Mufon: "It appears that the images of Chad have been added to the case of Lake Tahoe . This is also the Mufon who said in an email the name of McKinley. "Finally, found that 10,538 email James Carrion itself, the current head of the International Mufon:" The witness has submitted two photos of UAVs to MUFON. It has not requested anonymity, and we reported it was called Mckinley. But his email did not seem valid. "

For what purpose the site of Mufon he afterwards involved three images of Chad in the first report of drones, that of Lake Tahoe? This way of blurring the timing and mix of witnesses suggests that the next report announced by the Mufon devoted to drones, will not necessarily very professional

InfoTech added: "I made a lot of research on my side on this issue of UAVs and the possibility of a CGI creation. The most disturbing is that wherever I turn on forums and websites, I found this permanently Kris Avery that attracts people to its own video. It does not refuse to be called "expert" ... I find it extremely unfair because I myself am an expert in this field, and I can clearly tell the difference between attempts in CG and the real photos; I did not even need to have it under the nose of originals in high definition. "

Yet Kris Avery-SaladFingers is not as categorical as the time of its creation popularize video. Its wording, although than ambiguous, does the possibility of real events: "If it's a fraud, it is evident that people are very difficult to achieve ..."
However technical research continues to determine if it is possible to add a GCI chromatic aberration, which is essential to achieve the effect seen on the pictures considered UAVs. Kris Avery: "I tried some software to eliminate this effect. It seems it can also be used to add at will. I am referring here filter Helicon ".

Email Verifier because of Open Minds thought he noticed an inconsistency in cloud images 16 and 17 of Capitola, Spf33 produced this assembly to demonstrate that they are not properly aligned. However, a disagreement on the timing of the two photos, taken at 5 second intervals.

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