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Originally posted by wigit
These are close up greenfly or something with the sun shining through them.
Originally posted by rocksolidbrain
Yes, the first one is a dirty lens and the other are bugs.
Everybody should know by now that these 'rods' are nothing but bugs. Its been shown millions of times.
Originally posted by truth2u
reply to post by wildone106
dirt on the lens hmmm
Originally posted by internos
Originally posted by wigit
These are close up greenfly or something with the sun shining through them.
A frame of this footage corresponds to 4/100th of SECOND.
How can an insect appear and vanish in 8/100th of second?
The shape could be the one of a bug, of course.
I counted the frames: it appears totally in 4 different positions, without any transition between each one:
I hope the OP could somehow cut the original part in which appears the bug and provide it without pauses.
[edit on 5/9/2007 by internos]
Originally posted by Unisol
even im a little sceptical the frist few ufos seem to be real but how can those clouds move so friggin fast?
Maybe not.
Originally posted by internos
A frame of this footage corresponds to 4/100th of SECOND.
Originally posted by truth2u
I hope the OP could somehow cut the original part in which appears the bug and provide it without pauses.
[edit on 5/9/2007 by internos]
Originally posted by ArMaP
Maybe not.
Originally posted by internos
A frame of this footage corresponds to 4/100th of SECOND.
The only way of knowing the frame rate of the video is asking truth2u about it, he/she is the only person who can know that.
truth2u, can you tell us what was the frame rate of the camera?
And when that bigger object appears, was the camera filming continuously or was it in a different capture mode? I say this because it reminds me slow frame rate cameras, like video surveillance cameras.
PS: please, do not write all in caps, it is considered shouting and not very polite. Thanks.
Originally posted by ArMaP
Maybe not.
Originally posted by internos
A frame of this footage corresponds to 4/100th of SECOND.
The only way of knowing the frame rate of the video is asking truth2u about it, he/she is the only person who can know that.
truth2u, can you tell us what was the frame rate of the camera?
And when that bigger object appears, was the camera filming continuously or was it in a different capture mode? I say this because it reminds me slow frame rate cameras, like video surveillance cameras.
PS: please, do not write all in caps, it is considered shouting and not very polite. Thanks.