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Originally posted by stikkinikki
reply to post by ngchunter
Sorry but you are wrong. The pictures were taken with a fuji F480 8.1 MP digital camera and then zoomed in on the computer. They were taken North of Mount Washington in very clear air in early October.
Here is another photo that I have zoomed in on. No it was not drizzling.
[edit on 22-12-2007 by stikkinikki]
[edit on 22-12-2007 by stikkinikki]
Here is the first image I posted of the ISS zoomed way in. Hopefully the pic is big enough that you can see that there are indeed different colors and the background stars are visible as smaller blurs.
[edit on 22-12-2007 by stikkinikki]
Originally posted by Europa733
Hello everyone,
I'll just say 2 things :
NGChunter for President
Trying to duplicate the videos is going to be much harder or impossible. There are so many ways to actually "screw" what you're filming thru a telescope that even trying is almost a nonsense and will probably lead to a dead end. In other words, people could always try but if they do not succeed it doesn't mean that the videos are showing the objects like they are supposed to look like in reality.
I verified what I have just said with quiet a few people involved in astrophotography and NGChunter might confirm this as well.
This needed to be said before we can move on.
Peace
[edit on 22-12-2007 by Europa733]
Originally posted by ngchunter
Originally posted by Europa733
Hello everyone,
I'll just say 2 things :
NGChunter for President
Trying to duplicate the videos is going to be much harder or impossible. There are so many ways to actually "screw" what you're filming thru a telescope that even trying is almost a nonsense and will probably lead to a dead end. In other words, people could always try but if they do not succeed it doesn't mean that the videos are showing the objects like they are supposed to look like in reality.
I verified what I have just said with quiet a few people involved in astrophotography and NGChunter might confirm this as well.
This needed to be said before we can move on.
Peace
[edit on 22-12-2007 by Europa733]
Thanks for the compliments! I agree that duplicating his videos would be exceedingly difficult not knowing exactly what he was using. I wonder if you could get strange looking stuff like that by pointing at very distant ground light sources, either arranged to look odd in the dark, or at such a distance and low magnification that it just looks odd. Something for me to try next time I get my scope set up. I like a challenge, especially an astronomy related challenge. Nothing would satisfy me more than to duplicate these odd results, either by proving that they're satellites of some sort or a complete hoax, and either way I'll just be happy to have the case settled once and for all.
I'm 100% sure that one of the images of supposed "spacecraft" he briefly "flashes" in a compilation video is nothing more than a star that's completely out of focus; it's a classic "donut shape" produced by the reflection of a Schmidt-Cassegrain's mirror. It's seen at 3:37, 3:38, and an overexposed version at 9:31 in this video; youtube.com...
Not sure if it's featured in an entire video of its own or not. That part is certainly a "hoax," regardless of what the other stuff is or is not.
Originally posted by Europa733
My apologies to Jose Escamilla, I forgive him for his threat and I hope he will forgive me as well for my insult. We are just humans and Ufology is our common "love", that's the main reason why it got out of hands.