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originally posted by: andre18
The mistakes of blurring out a particular image on a photo requires one to be purposely blur something on a photo. You can't just accidentally blur a small part of a photo. An entire photo? sure, bad focusing does a lot. But this is a pure and simple blurring effect that in my line of work using photoshop, can't be applied without intension.
originally posted by: andre18
Other way around. My job involves photo and digital manipulation. I can tell you right now open of the most simplest ways to un-blur an image is to sharpen it. Simple as that. Impossible my ass lol.
originally posted by: CollisioN
a reply to: andre18
Good but just wondering.. could the blurring of images be done by NASA to remove items that are still natural but because people may go nuts and think it is a spaceship or base and to save time from forming new conspiracies and bothering with explanations?
originally posted by: Asertus
originally posted by: CollisioN
a reply to: andre18
Good but just wondering.. could the blurring of images be done by NASA to remove items that are still natural but because people may go nuts and think it is a spaceship or base and to save time from forming new conspiracies and bothering with explanations?
The blurs in the Clementine photo-set are just uncertainties in photo-stitching. I'll say it one more time: If you see an "anomaly" in some historical lunar photo (and some people are still citing Lunar Orbiter frames dating from 1964, FGS) just grab the coords and go look at the modern Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter library. You get 0.8 m/px resolution as opposed to ~150m/px. Why would you not do that?
originally posted by: Ridhya
a reply to: wmd_2008
While I agree you should prove him wrong with a real test, there has to be a more polite way to say it.
originally posted by: Asertus
originally posted by: pikestaff
Two points, part way through the video a commentator says that Apollo 13 lem was crashed into the moon, I always thought the crew used it as a 'lifeboat' to get back to earth.
You are correct. The following LMs crashed into the Moon (most of them deliberately, to derive seismic data):
Apollo 10 Descent stage
Apollo 11 Ascent stage
Apollo 12 Ascent stage
Apollo 14 Ascent stage
Apollo 15 Ascent stage
Apollo 16 Ascent stage
Apollo 17 Ascent stage
originally posted by: Ridhya
a reply to: EndOfDays77
His hat is not a vector, it is a horned crown.
Compare your picture of Enki to the depiction of Shamash, with the same horned crown.
Verdict: not a vector.
originally posted by: Ridhya
And now I know you're just trolling. Sharpening an image doesnt unblur it!! You CANNOT undo a reduction in detail! Blurring a photo removes its detail! Sharpening does nothing but smooth it out. You should know this.
I take it when the other countries' probes come back, you wont believe their photos either. You call me naive, yet you're believing Jose Escamilla and extraordinary claims without any actual evidence. Bring back a piece of pottery from the moon, skeletons, etc before claiming there is a civilization there.
originally posted by: andre18
Firstly you're talking crap. I don't know what you think you know, but sharpening does more then simply smooth. Here's like 2 tutorials that explain how to unblur an image - (in the first one he even mentions sharpening works just as well.
www.youtube.com...
www.youtube.com...
originally posted by: onebigmonkey
I'm calling fake on the second one.
originally posted by: andre18
a reply to: hellobruce
You guys seem to not want there to be a way to be able to un blur. And i don't know why you'd say that second one was fake just because it was developed for the government only. Here's a public viewing of another way it's done.
Regardless, as i keep stressing, the moon photo of the blurred image can and was un blurred. You all seem like children living under a rock.
www.youtube.com...