New Drone, similar to the C2C one

Originally posted by Diplomat

Originally posted by Latitude

Originally posted by ZikhaN
It's kind of hard to believe. It could easily be the same person who has no life whatsoever. But it looks credible. I'm not a specialist at this, so my initial thought would be: Wow. It's an extraterrestrial flying object.

But since anti-gravity has been done before, maybe the army or the government are behind this project?

Please sight one example of anti-gravity that has ever been done? It never has.

What about the 300+ ex military and government officials who have testified to have had experiences of objects that exhibit anti-gravity type propulsion?

What about all the videos of these types of objects and the eyewitness testimonies? Whether created by Aliens or humans, I believe this technology exists and is already being utilized here on Earth...

[edit on 22-5-2007 by Diplomat]

What about the supposed nazi anti-gravity crafts? Anti-gravity has been around for a long time- under secrecy ofcourse. So for all we know, this craft could just be an advanced anti-gravity craft owned by either the military or government.

Some of those spikes coming out of side look like they are hinged at the base and flip upward. In the pictures you can even see cable lines running out to the ends. Maybe all them are like a counter balance which would make sense.

Originally posted by highCT
I've been talking with a few law friends of mine today, they say if this turns out to be a viral ad marketing campaign, I have a lawsuit. Even if its just a hoaxer I might have a case also.

oh my god, did you actually research that possibility so you could sue somebody over this? You're what's wrong with this country nowadays.

Do you think it could be the guys that have been making these - recently posted on youtube?

www.youtube.com...

There are at least 4 others of similarly impressive quality and all have elements in them that have been widely reported in the UFO community.

It demonstrates what your non Holywood guys are capable of - assuming that is that they are not Hollywood creations.

Cheers

Berth

Originally posted by highCT

I've been talking with a few law friends of mine today, they say if this turns out to be a viral ad marketing campaign, I have a lawsuit. Even if its just a hoaxer I might have a case also.

I dont know about you guys but I am sick of all the hoaxes and I think I might have found a little way to help fight some would be "big time hoaxers" off. Its called LAWYERS AND LAWSUITS!

Playing with a persons emotions, that truly believes in aliens and ufos, is just wrong and messed up. The person behind it deserves to pay in my book and if this is for a stupid movie, they will pay trust me!

Are you that emotionally fragile that you feel the need to sue over this?

How did you feel when you found out Santa clause the Easter bunny and the tooth fairy were not real? Based on your above post I bet you were totally distraught. Did you find a lawyer to sue over that? Maybe its not to late.

Originally posted by Weirdoradio2
People have mentionned the viral marketing angle in this thread and the more I think about it, the more it makes sense. Trent Reznor did this sort of thing recently with the newest Nine Inch Nails release... Creating a myriad of websites, planting objects within various cities as well as several phone numbers that gave out messages and info is the norm.

I wouldn't rule this possibility out either, quite frankly.

Agreed....
not sure if this is actually part of the Transformers campaign but it sure seems like a fake.

To further the viral marketing slant I will add Halo 3 as a possible motivating factor here. I'm not familiar with Transformers or the Halo series, but these images did coincide with the beginning of the Transformers tv marketing campaign and the Halo 3 demo release.

Originally posted by badBERTHA
...It demonstrates what your non Holywood guys are capable of - assuming that is that they are not Hollywood creations...

For sure. There are some superb model makers out there. If one has a friend who has the computer knowledge to use the model in a photo/video, then you could have a quality production.

Considering what Springer has told us and reading other posts, I'm leaning toward the Hollywood angle. The backgrounds for the photos are believable for the locations, but parts of the craft made me think of scalp massager and samurai sword and plate for my microwave pizza. (Not that they are, just that that's what popped into my head.)

PsykoOps mentioned about the flowers. In the mountain photos? The yellow ones? MrD thinks they might be the monkey flower in shrub form, very common there, but not sure about bloom season. Maybe someone could verify an April 2007 bloom in the Sierra foothills.

A hoax helps to deny ignorance by helping one learn to separate out real/possible from hoax. Just as employing a hacker to help with security.

Originally posted by badBERTHA
Do you think it could be the guys that have been making these - recently posted on youtube?

www.youtube.com...

There are at least 4 others of similarly impressive quality and all have elements in them that have been widely reported in the UFO community.

It demonstrates what your non Holywood guys are capable of - assuming that is that they are not Hollywood creations.

a lousy 400x300 and crappy youtube compression, so it's hard to comment on this. i've only seen one other one that was released with along with this one, or around the same time. i thought the originals were supposed to be from france?

this would be an easy one for an amatuer to fake. knowing precise measurements of things in the background video when camera tracking is very important. and the background in the video isn't lacking any great tracking points - doors, windows, etc.

as to whether or not it's the same person or people creating these images...who knows? there is no way to tell.

Doing some research on this thinking its an ARG I came across a Chad Frey who is the art director of the Transformers movie. Coincidence? I really don’t know.

When you look too much into something everything makes sense and then none of it does.

Originally posted by badBERTHA
Do you think it could be the guys that have been making these - recently posted on youtube?

www.youtube.com...

There are at least 4 others of similarly impressive quality and all have elements in them that have been widely reported in the UFO community.

It demonstrates what your non Holywood guys are capable of - assuming that is that they are not Hollywood creations.

Cheers

Berth

That's definitely fake. I mean, why does it end there? Why couldn't he keep filming it until it was out of sight? The video seems to damn plain. The shadows seem out of place and very fake as well.

Doesn't convince me at all.

[edit on 23-5-2007 by ZikhaN]

[edit on 23-5-2007 by ZikhaN]

Originally posted by ghostryder21
Doing some research on this thinking its an ARG I came across a Chad Frey who is the art director of the Transformers movie. Coincidence? I really don’t know.

When you look too much into something everything makes sense and then none of it does.

set designer credits on transformers credits on imdb

and his personal site. he has art director experience, but as a set designer, i don't think he would be the one involved in the marketing campaing.

Originally posted by etshrtslr
Are you that emotionally fragile that you feel the need to sue over this?

How did you feel when you found out Santa clause the Easter bunny and the tooth fairy were not real? Based on your above post I bet you were totally distraught. Did you find a lawyer to sue over that? Maybe its not to late.

Ok. But if you maliciously cause a widespread panic from an attempt to profit you could go to jail.

Its a 3D model rendered with HDR lighting..check these out..3d models in real environments, anyone with 3ds max can do it, no hollywood specialist needed.

geektechnique.org...

www.nickbertke.com...

Originally posted by wildone106
Its a 3D model rendered with HDR lighting..check these out..3d models in real environments, anyone with 3ds max can do it, no hollywood specialist needed.

geektechnique.org...

www.nickbertke.com...

Sweet, I really like this one:



Btw, you can tell that this one is a CGI put into a real-life photo:




[edit on 23-5-2007 by ZikhaN]

Originally posted by Latitude

Ok. But if you maliciously cause a widespread panic from an attempt to profit you could go to jail.

There is no wide spread panic going on. Some pictures posted on a web site are not going to cause a panic at best they give people like us something to talk about. This topic is not even being discussed by the msm. The only people that know of this stuff are the ones that hang out on sites such as ATS.

If this flying gizmo is a promotion for the new Transformers movie, I wonder what it's supposed to turn into. Hopefully something cool like a dirt bike or a snowmobile.

Originally posted by etshrtslr
The only people that know of this stuff are the ones that hang out on sites such as ATS.

which gives reason to these images not being part of a marketing campaign. how many weeks until transformers opens? 5-6? and halo3 is supposed to go gold around sept. makes more sense for this to be for halo3 if marketing, but like transformers, this object stylistically doesn't fit into the halo universe.

how many views on the flickr site in 3 days? 22k?
that doesn't seem too successful as a campaign.

and ats seems to be the only forum that is looking at all these images indepth, out of maybe only 3-4 forums that are talking about these images.

How can u even imagine it to be a flying gizmo?? How the heck would it propell itself?? Its not REAL. get it??

Originally posted by SuicideVirus
If this flying gizmo is a promotion for the new Transformers movie, I wonder what it's supposed to turn into. Hopefully something cool like a dirt bike or a snowmobile.

its GLARINGLY Obvious its a forgery, yet people here continue to believe its real. They imagine if its not an alien vehicle, its some kinda "drone" that has miracle anti-gravity developed by humans, as if thats not amazing enuff.

Originally posted by ZikhaN

Originally posted by wildone106
Its a 3D model rendered with HDR lighting..check these out..3d models in real environments, anyone with 3ds max can do it, no hollywood specialist needed.

geektechnique.org...

www.nickbertke.com...

Sweet, I really like this one:

Btw, you can tell that this one is a CGI put into a real-life photo:

[edit on 23-5-2007 by ZikhaN]