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A student has photographed what he claims to be two UFOs floating eerily above a harbour in New Zealand on June 23, 2014. Terence Huang, a 25-year-old originally from China, took the pictures of Otago Harbour while with two friends, but said he only saw the mysterious objects once he had looked at the images on his laptop. Mr Huang said he sat his camera on a chair to steady the shot, but paid little attention to the sky while the camera snapped about 20 photos.
originally posted by: Chrisfishenstein
a reply to: awakehuman
They look like mirror images of each other...Like a reflection that is mirrored honestly. I am no expert on photography but that is what it looks like to me. I would rather them be real, but I am afraid these don't look real to me.
originally posted by: Chrisfishenstein
a reply to: awakehuman
They look like mirror images of each other...Like a reflection that is mirrored honestly. I am no expert on photography but that is what it looks like to me. I would rather them be real, but I am afraid these don't look real to me.
originally posted by: awakehuman
A student has photographed what he claims to be two UFOs floating eerily above a harbour in New Zealand on June 23, 2014. Terence Huang, a 25-year-old originally from China, took the pictures of Otago Harbour while with two friends, but said he only saw the mysterious objects once he had looked at the images on his laptop. Mr Huang said he sat his camera on a chair to steady the shot, but paid little attention to the sky while the camera snapped about 20 photos.
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originally posted by: smurfy
It looks like the very bright harbour lighting is acting on the lens and filters. I'm near sure there are other examples elsewhere too.
Here's just the thing,
I think the advice for such a picture is not use a filter, (UV) because of so much contrast.
The opposing reflections appear around the centre of the len, (often the centre of the picture) further away, the effect is less prominent.
originally posted by: wmd_2008
originally posted by: smurfy
It looks like the very bright harbour lighting is acting on the lens and filters. I'm near sure there are other examples elsewhere too.
Here's just the thing,
I think the advice for such a picture is not use a filter, (UV) because of so much contrast.
The opposing reflections appear around the centre of the len, (often the centre of the picture) further away, the effect is less prominent.
That lens flare shape is typical of Canon lenses and guess what camera he has!!!
Link below has his picture and camera.
ufo report