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Originally posted by Karilla
Moonking: On the other hand, if you suppose for a moment that the images are of real alien technology, the symbols have a connection to the oldest know Human script, proto-canaanite or old Negev.
Originally posted by moonking
To me, with these particular pictures, it appears that they centered the camera on something else besides the drone, which supports that CGI is being added in later
If I saw this drone and had my camera, I’d be pointing right at it in every shot
[edit on 18-7-2007 by moonking]
Originally posted by jhanks28cold
Karilla,
I posted about that exact piece of hair way back hereand it was all but ignored. That's a signifigant find, but many people are looking for the hardest explanation. So I verify your find, and agree it is extremely difficult to duplicate.
P.S. Vista does suck.
Originally posted by Karilla
Thanks, Jhanks. You get a star! I have just read your post, and I would agree about Google being a pointless tool in this case. In order to track down CARET and PACL, surely the best way would be to track down the funding. How would one go about that, I wonder. I suppose we'll have to wait for the Americans to wake up to answer this one, it must be about 5am there at present. The only way I would be able to replicate these image using a £D render as a starting point is to output to a film writer, but then the depth of field and the softness of the shadows. Nope, I'm still leaning toward them being real images.
Also I have just noticed that the image of all the "drone" elements lying on the ground in the report, for which there unfortunately isn't an original, one of the pieces in the bottom right corner is broken in two. That sort of detail is convincing, given that they were supposedly recovered from a crashed vehicle.
[edit on 18-7-2007 by Karilla]
Originally posted by pjslug
Yes, we discussed this. And if you notice the hair, it is exactly the same on another photo as well, I forget which one. That tells me that they were definitely photos that were scanned and the same hair was stuck to the scanner bed. Either that or someone made a digital hair and posted the exact same one inside both photos, which is highly unlikely.
Originally posted by Karilla
Chunder: I have been on this thread from the beginning. I missed the post to which I referred, out of almost 2,500. If I had seen it at the time I would have checked for the dust and hairs (which are on all the images and vary from small black specks to hairs and fluff) earlier. this seems to me to be strong evidence that the images were scanned from photographic prints, not even digital prints as the dots, even extremely fine inkjet prints, would not give rise to he grain seen. I have scanned images from high quality
What do you think?
Originally posted by moonking
Not so much theory data but timeline stuff
www.scribd.com...
Originally posted by NGC2736
Originally posted by pjslug
Yes, we discussed this. And if you notice the hair, it is exactly the same on another photo as well, I forget which one. That tells me that they were definitely photos that were scanned and the same hair was stuck to the scanner bed. Either that or someone made a digital hair and posted the exact same one inside both photos, which is highly unlikely.
I lack the ability, but could you tell by the position of the hair in relation to the corners of the scanned area? In other words, a hair stuck to the scanning bed would not move to another location in another scan, but on a grid, it would remain within the grid.
I'm not sure if the photos all show this particular hair or not, but this might be worth a look.
Originally posted by NGC2736
In other words, a hair stuck to the scanning bed would not move to another location in another scan, but on a grid, it would remain within the grid.
Originally posted by pjslug
But then we get back to the issue of all the telephone interviews that these people had with LMH. What would all these people have to gain by hoaxing this?
Originally posted by BlaznRob
I'll have to eat major crow when the invasion begins... but I think this is a hoax. This is ONLY my gut instinct. My reasoning is that I'm almost 100% positive that I've seen the "language" before in a common place. I'm a production artist and there are around ten thousand fonts on our server. When the photographs were first being discussed, I dismissed them out of hand ONLY on the evidence of the "writing."
I'm going to do some more research and if I can find a font that matches that writing, I'll have my "smoking gun," in my opinion anyway.
Anyway, carry on, carryon.
Originally posted by pjslug
But then we get back to the issue of all the telephone interviews that these people had with LMH. What would all these people have to gain by hoaxing this? If it was just one person, sure, it's possible. But people calling from all over the country? If that were true, it would be a highly organized international hoax which I don't see it being. I still stand by my conclusion that so far the evidence points to this being a disclosure campaign.