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originally posted by: Arbitrageur
The faces have more detail than the background and that's where compression artifacts are most likely to occur. Those look exactly like compression artifacts.
originally posted by: natoshis
I thought so for a while, but why does the pixel burn in/camera artifacts stay located and fixed to news anchors faces, and their eyes, of all places, and not affect anything else in the background?
You cannot really explain these two videos with artifacting either. there is no way, what you see in these two videos, are just artifacts. If they were, why are they specifically localised to just the face and why are these occurances fixed on one person? www.youtube.com...
www.youtube.com...
It's an edit so not convincing. Where is the original unedited video in full length? As the previous two videos show, the compression artifacts can come and go, and the longer unedited version of that "reptile" video might show the same thing.
originally posted by: natoshis
They don't all turn into Zebras though. Here's the convincing footage you asked for of an actual reptillian www.youtube.com...
You've apparently been living under a rock if you haven't seen bandwidth bottlenecks before; this is quite common. You're watching a streaming video, and maybe you're getting 10 frames a second, then there's a bottleneck in bandwidth, and you don't get any frames for a few seconds, and when you finally get some more frames, the person has moved across the room. If the bandwidth bottleneck is regional if can affect multiple streams so it's not that odd for it to affect more than one camera angle. But some people would rather pick the least likely explanation, instead of the most likely explanation:
originally posted by: natoshis
Do you think the pope dissapearing is CGI too? or project bluebeam/hologram # because that's what we're talking about? it was caught on two or more different camera angles.
Camera angle 1: www.youtube.com...
Camera angle 2: www.youtube.com...
Video Shows Pope Disappearing Into Thin Air On TV
Video shows the head of the Catholic Church honoring the victims of COVID-19 from his window in Vatican City. He turns around and then disappears. One person shared the footage with the caption, "Nothing is real. Pope disappears into thin air."
Another person was able to slow down the video and it really does seem to show the pontiff vanishing.
The clip has some people claiming the church has created a hologram of Pope Francis, while others think he is even more divine than expected. Of course, the most likely explanation is that it's probably just a glitch in the filming or editing processes.
Chameleons can camoflage by changing colors, but they don't shape-shift into humans or zebras. Camoflage is not uncommon, shape-shifting from one species to another doesn't happen in nature that I've ever seen. Your posts about these videos are proof you don't understand technology, they are not proof of shape-shifting.
originally posted by: natoshis
Chameleonic abilities are a genotype which belongs to reptiles as well, so it actually kind of does make sense that you may very well have chameleon like, shapeshifting, bipedal hyperintelligent dinosaurs which evolved on Earth and have integrated into our society.
I don't see anybody else in the room with Jenna Bush, at least not on camera. If youre cognitive abilities are soo poor you can't figure this out with me explaining it to you, you really should give up on this, since understanding the technology is a lot more complicated than figureing out who is in the room, which you apparently can't figure out.
originally posted by: natoshis
Jenna Bush, turned back and forth into a zebra, no one else in the room did. It's unlikely to be a faulty camera I think, maybe you're the one grasping straws for the most unlikely scenario?
I don't see anybody else in the room with Jenna Bush, at least not on camera. If your cognitive abilities are so poor you can't figure this out with me explaining it to you, you really should give up on this, since understanding the technology is a lot more complicated than figuring out who is in the room, which you apparently can't figure out.
originally posted by: natoshis
Jenna Bush, turned back and forth into a zebra, no one else in the room did. It's unlikely to be a faulty camera I think, maybe you're the one grasping straws for the most unlikely scenario?
Yes, unlike natoshis, the man in that video understands the technology!
originally posted by: Ophiuchus1
Data mosh
Yep imo, most, if not all, are videoing recording or broadcasting equipment processing errors, or downright intentional effects manipulations i.e. mosaic, or for the sake of compression, results.
originally posted by: RMFX1
What's next? Giant skeletons?