Photos of Niburu?

Great....photobucket has an opion were you can select how you want to upload so here is mine again but in a bit bigger res.

lens flare???

enjoy...

Heres what i found on lens flares....they are random!


The spatial distribution of the lens flare typically manifests as several starbursts, rings, or circles in a row across the image or view. Lens flare patterns typically spread widely across the scene and change location with the camera's movement relative to light sources, tracking with the light position and fading as the camera points away from the bright light until it causes no flare at all. The specific spatial distribution of the flare depends on the shape of the aperture of the image formation elements. For example, if the lens has a 6-bladed aperture, the flare may have a hexagonal pattern.

en.wikipedia.org...

Be forewarned that pointing a digital camera at the sun can result in damage to the camera sensor or CCD.

Photographing the sun requires special filters like these:
www.hoyafilter.com...

Photographing objects near the sun requires a lens mask, something opaque to block the sun so you can photograph the object.

that is a very cool picture! might have to try this myself, in the op it def looks like something is there.. could it be a known planet or is it really a lens flare? been raining all day here so i cant take a decent pic

The outer edges are lens flares, and are random.
The center dot, on the other hand, is the sensor on the camera giving out.

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There looks like there is a sphere between 'its a plane' and 'classic light flare' do you know what it is?



[edit on 19-4-2009 by star in a jar]

Originally posted by parrallel
Heres what i found on lens flares....they are random!

en.wikipedia.org...

The examples at that wikimedia link is not enough for me, they don't have any good examples, not like your pic.

Beside Operation Mindcrime took a pic with something he didn't circle- something that looks like a sphere.

Originally posted by parrallel
I seen a video on youtube recently about taking pictures of the sun with an old camera!

The person on the video said that if you use an old digi camera or an old 35mm camera and take pictures of the sun you would be able to see pictures of Niburu!

Well i didnt belive it for a second and decided to give it a go with a old jvc camera i have! i took 25 photos from all different angles and even climbed up the mountain to take some more!

Sure enough i have some exelent pictures with what seems like a red planet around the 10 oclock area! Could it be Mars?
I want to share these pictures with you on ATS but i am new and i dont know how to upload them!

Can somebody help please?


[edit on 19/4/09 by parrallel]

I want to watch that youtube clip, would you tell me the link?

Did the person give any reasons why a new digi camera could not do that?

River

Guys taking pics, you should get Stellarium, then you can set your location, time of day and all that. Then we should be able to eliminate whether or not you are seeing a planet from our solar system.

If they aren't in that location at that time of day in the sky, it's possible it's Nibiru...

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I have no idea but here's the original without the adjustments made to the brightness....

Original image

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When using Stellarium (cool prog. by the way ) i get this view with my coordinates and time i took the photo..

Stellarium

Hope this helps....

Peace

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I have to agree on lens flare, if you look at the lens flare, the angle of the alleged Niburu follows the lens flare angles every time. Hence why it's moving.

Draw a straight line to the top of the lens flare to the bottom and that spot will be in that line.

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Hey, thanks for the link, been looking for a site like this to use. You get to see more objects in the universe, than I can see with the bare eye. Tooo cheap to buy a telescope, with the U.S economy and all.

Originally posted by operation mindcrime

I have no idea but here's the original without the adjustments made to the brightness....

Original image

Thanks for the original, That sphere is freaky, I swear it looks like a planet anyways, it looks like my pictures of the sun- no sun flare apparent at first unless you then put it through the image program to reduce the brightness a bit...

In my admittedly uneducated opinion, I just feel something is just odd about these pictures. I know what a sun flare/glare looks like but some stuff is not exactly adding up.

I need to install the original software that came with my camera and not use fireworks to do the image adjustments, I might be able to adjust my pics properly and see any anomalies or flares.

If there was a way to block the sun's direct glare while taking a picture of its surroundings...like suspending something in front of the field of vision of the sun to prevent the sensors from getting flooded with bright light... That would probably be enough to determine if it's glare or proof something is being highlighted by the sun.




[edit on 20-4-2009 by star in a jar]

Some say you might damage your camera sensors if you take a picture of the sun, but I've taken pictures of the sun countless times but didn't notice any damage fortunately.

Sony DSC-S90

I cropped a portion of one of parrallel'spictures that I thought was interesting and using filters in my paint program, changed the original with different looks.

then I made a short video of the filtered shots to make the orb by the sun less glaring and what not.

It may be argued by some that the so called Nibiru visible in parrallel's pictures is merely lens flaring, but it is also argued that the orb is not as random as a flare effect would be captured.

Here's the link to view the video.
media.abovetopsecret.com...

Thanks for all the posts guys.......its overcast here today so no pictures sorry!
I am trying to find that youtube vid but no luck yet. It was some guy sitting in his backyard in Kentucky i think taking pictures of the sun and filming chemtrails.

Well even if the objects are lens flares it was still intresting for me. My Dad lives in the Canary Islands and has got some fancy cameras with all sorts of filters etc so i have asked him to take shots of the sun from there and see what happens......keep thread going guys

Looks like a planet to me not a lens flare or anything like that. I have been taking photos for years, and that looks like a real object not a flare or any type of spot. And the video part sort of really made wonders of that as well.

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Thanx Angel999....im back online now lol.....yeah i cant find the vid and cant log into youtube at the mo to look at my history gggrrrrr.

i did find this vid on youtube from yesterday!

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Im still keeping an open mind

And this one..................

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