So first lets examine your allegation that the dark spots were "digital noise or processing artifices".
The digital transfer report addresses the condition of the film -
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Preprocess Report
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Subject : Kaikoura UAP Video 1 of 4
File name : 1978 Kaikoura 16mm Film
Original film : Fujicolor type 8425, ASA 400 color reversal
Type : interneg 16 mm Transfer
Film processor : Bond Colour, Richmond Victoria, Australia
(www.bondimaging.com.au)
Integrity : verified
MD5 Hash code : f2ed5f9c2e1ef6c19a91f1fe670111f1
SHA1 Hash code : 9eb500341925b6c9762dde15cdbdbe12409b9597
SHA256 Hash code :
cb2019c7386dc7a759c7243c2563c856eb5801906f2d429346adaf42c7448dce
SHA384 Hash code :
e4d6a285fc7e979be947688985b0a2d574c5aeef6e9cb2d903b3592a7c9cbf2d526c2c3da9a7e56b4768b4087c51261d
SHA512 Hash code :
57ddeaf2fb6fbeb4e0fe01113bd6a6deb2f0a88db6bc8a92552f51b6c5cb2136ef16b9e35784cd2756bf84c2319655f3ca9a22ea19b75c87b8222e76ba422bc1
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This report contains calculated results for 16mm film transfer to HD video.
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General video forensics:
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Complete path: C:SPACEProject KaikouraOriginal Video Interneg 1978
KaikouraNorthern leg 1.mov
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File name : Northern leg 1.mov
ID : 1
Format : ProRes
Format version : Version 0
Format profile : QuickTime 422 HQ
Codec ID : qt 2005.03
File size : 1.42 GiB
File size (bytes) : 1527357665
Duration : 00:01:07.958
Type : Time code
Format : QuickTime TC
Length (frames) : 1631
Width : 1920 pixels
Height : 1080 pixels
SAR (Storage sample) : 16:9 (1.778)
SaR (Sample Aspect Ratio : undefined (0:1) (0.000)
PAR (Pixel Aspect Ratio) : 1:1 (1.000)
DAR (Display Aspect Ratio) : 16:9 (1.778)
Frame rate mode : Constant
Frame rate : 24.000 FPS
Color space : YUV422p10le (709)
Chroma subsampling : 4:2:2
Color Range : Limited
Channels : 3
Scan type : Progressive
Bits/(Pixel*Frame) : 3.613
Overall bit rate mode : Variable
Overall bit rate : 17979607 bits/sec
Total streams : 2
Video stream : 1
Stream size : 1.42 GiB (100%)
Color primaries : BT.709
Transfer characteristics : BT.709
Matrix coefficients : BT.709
matrix_coefficients_Original : BT.709
Audio stream : n/a
Encoded date : UTC 2013-12-04 01:10:39
Tagged date : UTC 2015-06-06 05:02:30
Writing library : Apple QuickTime
Video language : English
Storag & Preservation : excellent (no vinegar syndrome, chemical
burn, cracks or mold)
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Summary:
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1. The 16mm film was transferred to a digital format. Quicktime.mov
1. 1. N/A
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2. Pixel frame size of 1,920 x 1,080 x 2,203
2.1. Written as Width x Height x Diagonal
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3. Total pixel count: 1,920 x 1,080 = 2,073,600
3.1. This is High Definition Video Frame Quality.
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4. The video transfer was done in zero compression.
4.1. Average bit rate (ABR) of 17979607 bits/sec
4.2. This Video set is +179,000 +/- almost twice as good as Blu-ray data
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5. The recording frame speed is 24 or 10 frames per second. (see videos
2,3,4)
5.1 Matching the original film speed taken on the day of the event.
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6. The 1920 x 1080 has a viewing ratio of 16:9
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7. Data used for math.
7.1. 16mm frame size in mm 10.600 x 7.4900 x 12.7031
7.2. Video Frame in Pixels 1,920 x 1,080 x 2,203
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8. Scaling: the film was drawn in at 10.60 pixels x 7.49 pixels.
8.1 This represents the original and all calculations made against it.
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9. The film laboratory used a mask to give the video a clean cut view.
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10. Calculated ratio: Millimeter to Pixel count transfer is 144x times.
10.1 Resulting in a projected frame size of 1,477.4400 pixels x
1,078.5600 x 1,829.2405
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11. Mask: The masked area left a picture that measures 1,432 pixels x 1,062
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12. Mask: Fully masked 16mm is 144 times original exchange ratio.
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13. In simple terms, if you measure anything on the print using pixels,
just divide it by 144 and you will have the Millimeter measurement for
the 16mm original film.
13.1 The cropped 16 mm retained the original 144 ratio
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14 Off center measurement
14.1. The transfer to video measures 1.36 pixels off center to the right.
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15. N/A
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16. The mask on the projected side cut off the following.
16.1. 22.72 pixels on the right and left of each frame. Total 45.44
16.2. 8.280 pixels top and bottom of each frame. Total 16.56
16.3. The frame is sitting exactly on the bottom of the 1920 x 1080
master. The pre-masked 16mm mask started there.
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17. Percentages Frame vs Masked Off:
17.1. Projected side;
17.2. Original 1,477.44 x 1,078.56 = 1,593,507 Total Pixels
17.3. Masked side; 1,432 x 1,062 = 1,520,784
17.4. 1,593,507 - 1,520,784 = 72,723 Missing original pixels
17.5. Resulting in 95.43% of the original 16mm film is shown
17.6. Unless an Object is right on the edge it will not bother the
main progress or results of this project. Most all of the videos
viewed so far have the main object very close to frames center.
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18. Terms to be used when transferring Frames:
18.1. Original Frame; The 1920 x 1080 Quicktime.mov frame that
were extracted from the videos. Aka (Video Name) - # (1 to end)
Example: Triangle – 17 ( this is the original )
18.2. Projected size: The most likely pixel frame size used prior to
masking. On the 16mm frame side of the transfer.
18.3. 16mm crop: The extracted size from the original to view the
film as close to the original film as possible.
Aka (Video name) 16mm - #, Example: Triangle 16mm - 17
18.4. 144 ratio: Number used to back calculate to the 16mm frame size.
18.5. 200 pixel item results in 200/144 = 1.38mm Film size.
18.6 0.1 Millimeter of the 16mm film stock = 100 microns
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19. Remarks:
19.1 Dr. Maccabee Quote: “The smallest images are about 2 to 4
times the film grain size, this appears to be about 0.005 to 0.010 mm.”
0.005mm * 1,000 = 5 microns
0.010mm * 1,000 = 10 microns
19.2.
Example: 100 pixels / 144 ratio = 0.6994 mm or 694.44 microns
Actual Width: 1,477.44 Pixel Projected Size / 144 = 10.26 * 1,000 =
10,260 microns
Actual Height: 1,078.56 Pixel Projected Size / 144 = 7.49 * 1,000 =
7,490 microns
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20. Test Math Print. Triangle - frame 0045, Processed to show edges
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End of preprocess report"
So it appears from the report, that did not occur.
Also no dark spots or artifacts are seen through out the rest of the film footage of all the craft so why would it occur only during the apple
footage?
Here is a good overview article with timeline of the events that occurred that night:
I agree that listening to the people that were there that night is a good idea.
One of the first people who were there shown in the first youtube video you provided is Quentin Fogarty.
We have have been in contact with Mr. Fogarty for the last 5 years and his book 'Let’s Hope They’re Friendly' available on Amazon has been a
valuable asset in helping us understand the events of that night.
Dr. Bruce Macabee wrote a book about his investigation of the incident called 'FLYING SQUID BOAT' also available on Amazon, both of which we
recommend. You can see his praise of our film analysis in the comment section of our first youtube video on the Kaikoura Triangle.
So we sent off an email to Mr. Fogarty asking for comment on your Jupiter theory.
His reply was -
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edit on 22-1-2020 by A51Watcher because: (no reason given)