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Originally posted by Kandinsky
The two threads on STS-75 and the donuts have left me disappointed. The willful dismissal of ordinary explanations for extraordinary claims does some intelligent detractors a disservice.
Originally posted by Raybo58
I've seen the experiments where they are able to re-create the SHAPE of the objects and demonstrate how overexposure can account for something appearing to be behind the tether can actually be in front of it, but nothing has come close to explaining how particles close to the camera can survive a long zoom....
Originally posted by JimOberg
There's no zoom -- no focus adjustment -- going on. The changes in appearance are due to automatic gain control self-adjustment of detector sensitivity, which in low light conditions plays havoc with the image.
Originally posted by Raybo58
Originally posted by JimOberg
There's no zoom -- no focus adjustment -- going on. The changes in appearance are due to automatic gain control self-adjustment of detector sensitivity, which in low light conditions plays havoc with the image.
Seems like most of the activity moved over to the motion study thread. Just checked back here randomly.
But Jim, there most certainly is zoom occurring in the Stubbs video...
Originally posted by civilian49
Is this seriously the best you monkeys in intelligence can do!?!
Try to actually make it make it move in relation to fixed objects next time, give it a convincing pulse and then add in about 30 more of them all moving in different directions.
I'm just saying . . .
Our tax dollars pay your salaries; at least try to put out a decent piece of disinformation every once in a while!! Lol
Originally posted by depthoffield
Look here:
www.abovetopsecret.com...
for an explanation for the "BEHIND THE TETHER ILLUSION"
It involves transparent BOKEH and sharpening technical principles.