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Originally posted by davidbiedny
Tomiuk,
Here's the bottom line - if folks find the Drone images interesting, that's their right. It's my right to think that they're amateur renderings. I can't concern myself with worrying about what other folks believe or not - life is a little too precious for that. The OM forums have spent a lot of time and effort on things that I would simply NOT waste a second on - from the Drones crap to the tall tales of Serpo, and a whole lot of garbage in-between. Hell, John Lear is now over there, screaming about how he believes in the Billy Meier nonsense. Whatever - people can believe whatever they want, while some of us are aware enough to avoid swimming in the mud. I have a research partner - Jeff Ritzmann - and we'll look at images that we find compelling, while not bothering to waste time with images that are obviously bogus. I wish the OM folks luck, but I have no desire to team up with their image analysis efforts. Based on the tone of discussion over there - that silly Meier thread is a classic - I will not join the forums, contribute to the childish silliness over there, much less lend them my image processing expertise.
There's an old saying - from the Bible, if I'm not wrong - don't throw your pearls before swine. That about sums it up for me.
dB
[edit on 3-5-2008 by davidbiedny]
[edit on 3-5-2008 by davidbiedny]
Originally posted by DrDil
reply to post by TheShadow
I guess the question is how much expert analysis will suffice before it is accepted?
Originally posted by DrDil
reply to post by TheShadow
I guess the question is how much expert analysis will suffice before it is accepted?
Originally posted by Springer
Originally posted by tomiuk
I find this comment simply astounding. EVERY SINGLE expert in the field of imaging (and I mean current, well known experts - NOT obscure "unknown experts" ) that I am aware of who has looked at these "drones" and the Isaac Caret images has called them obvious CGI.
With regard to the Caret images, when you create images in CGI you don't need to manipulate them.
Re: The drone images, the shadows of the composite images have already been proven to be a common screw up when adding CGI objects to real digital photographs.
I read where Linda Moulton Howe considers us here at AboveTopSecret.com to be arrogant, well I would like to say that the HEIGHT of arrogance and SHADY dealings is to hold onto crucial evidence because it will be exposed as a HOAX. There is only one realistic explanation for refusing to allow LEGITIMATE EXPERTS to review the evidence and that is to keep the hoax going. Now who benefits from that?
Bleh, I have a very BAD taste in my mouth about this whole sordid affair.
Springer...
[edit on 5-3-2008 by Springer]
Originally posted by Springer
reply to post by tomiuk
That, my dear lady, is YOUR job to review this very thread and the others on our site that have each and every specific example, coffin nail and irrefutable FACT that proves these images are CGI composites or, in the case of CARET, 100% CGI.
We are not here to "feed you" the TRUTH (using your own words against you. ).
Springer...
Originally posted by tomiuk
Come up with a reasonable reliable marker for a hoax in these pics and show irrefutable obvious comparisions to other like images.
I mean gentlemen, if you are going to convince a jury, would they expect no less?
Originally posted by Siddharta
Once again: We don't have to prove reality, you have to prove the snarks! You can preach all day long, that there are ceiling fans and chandeliers watching... err, what again?