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Originally posted by 11 11
Originally posted by wildone106
Yea I tried to show them other examples. They did'nt believe me either..
Nice rendering, is that Maya/Mental Ray?
I used 3D Studio Max 8 / Mental Ray.
Originally posted by greatlakes
Err we're *s t r e t c h i n g* now, a summer intern to work on ultra top secret, *world changing information if it ever got out* project???
Originally posted by 11 11
I guess my Land Rover model is REAL?
Originally posted by PsykoOps
Originally posted by greatlakes
Err we're *s t r e t c h i n g* now, a summer intern to work on ultra top secret, *world changing information if it ever got out* project???
That was an extreme example, but the point remains: the errors only prove that it was made by humans.
Originally posted by Whiterabbit29
Originally posted by 11 11
I guess my Land Rover model is REAL?
I'm sorry 11 11 no offence intended here, you see to have a lot more knowledge of CGI than I do but even if the Images we are discussing truly are CGI, then is that Land Rover really the best example you can find to compare quality too? Maybe its just me, but they look miles apart in terms of quality and detail.
Good point on the writing style, craft?crafts I'm not sure what to think about that one. Maybe it would be worth while checking out some verified documents, to see if those kinds of typing of errors are present.
Originally posted by greatlakes
Yes. Humans that are not engineers or technically oriented in any way. Now, why would the summary be written by someone not trained or educated to write such an important document? You did have a good point, that it looks like it was written by a summer intern, it does look that way with all of the elementary errors there, but really no organization would ever delegate to any such persons such important authorship as this supposed document.
[edit on 6/28/2007 by greatlakes]
Originally posted by wildone106
Not really. The Alien object has no reference to size or scale, or even to anything that really exists..so how can you say it looks realistic..based on what? But you can clearly see the rendering algorith/lighting is very similar if not identical. Anyone who has worked in 3d can tell you that.
To my eye its just as real as the alien object..or no less so..
According to the text the object is 26.6 inches from needle tip to needle tip.
Originally posted by PsykoOps
Originally posted by greatlakes
Yes. Humans that are not engineers or technically oriented in any way. Now, why would the summary be written by someone not trained or educated to write such an important document? You did have a good point, that it looks like it was written by a summer intern, it does look that way with all of the elementary errors there, but really no organization would ever delegate to any such persons such important authorship as this supposed document.
[edit on 6/28/2007 by greatlakes]
And there's the possibility that it was written by someone whose native tongue isn't english. The whole craft/crafts mistake would seem like something you wouldn't do if you'd speak english as your native tongue. I'm not an expert of course on the matter, but I can tell the viewpoint of someone who speaks english as a second language
Originally posted by Whiterabbit29
Originally posted by wildone106
Not really. The Alien object has no reference to size or scale, or even to anything that really exists..so how can you say it looks realistic..based on what? But you can clearly see the rendering algorith/lighting is very similar if not identical. Anyone who has worked in 3d can tell you that.
To my eye its just as real as the alien object..or no less so..
According to the text the object is 26.6 inches from needle tip to needle tip.
Originally posted by Lexion
As a mechanic, I've seen this sort of thing too many times.
If you can't blind them with brilliance,
baffle them with bull****.
Lots of nice terminology, loads of references to places worked,
yet....no name.
I'm calling hoax, if my previous post wasn't clear enough.
Regards,
Lex
Originally posted by Lexion
Those showing obvious and blaring reasons (too many posters to
list) that this is a hoax, my eternal thanks to you and your efforts.
To those that still believe Isaac is the "disclosure" we all want,
I respect your tenacity.
Originally posted by Amberite
If you do a search for "crafts" you'll find many other articles like this. As I said previously, "craft" and "crafts" is just a matter of a certain culture getting used to saying something. Just because its not, technically, right to say "crafts" doesn't mean that highly respected and professionalized people don't use it.