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Originally posted by jthomas
Originally posted by jprophet420
It looks to me like it recorded 5 fames in 4 seconds and they weren't perfectly spaced apart. To think this isn't possible or likely indicates to me you've never worked with security cameras, as this is a highly likely scenario. My home surveillance camera is like that and the ones I've worked on are like that.
Beyond that the frames are definitely doctored as they have the wrong date on them.
Sure. They deliberately doctored the date to fool you into thinking the frames were doctored.
Sneaky bunch those NWO operatives, aren't they?
Originally posted by JPhish
reply to post by jprophet420
cameras from gas stations, hotels, and various other buildings in the area were confiscated for "national security" because they had a view of the event.
this is very common knowledge.
No, it's the fallacy of the "appeal to common opinion."
Originally posted by LightWonder
I wish not to argue about this much longer due to the fact that anyone who has half of a brain should realize what is in plain sight. If you want to honestly believe that one of the most advanced and important buildings on american soil is only equipped with petty 1 fps video cameras than your kidding yourself. There should be a multitude of cameras along the roof with substantial views of the front yard, etc. which would have seen this "plane" ALOT better.
posted by usmc0369
1) Why does the frames say Sept -12? I think someone made these up and they are fake.
Originally posted by usmc0369
1) Why does the frames say Sept -12? I think someone made these up and they are fake. First off I was at the Pentagon on that day, I did search and rescue there, and spent 30 more days there doing security. A plane did hit I can tell you that much
2) The camera being used is a RDISS System. The RDISS does not put the date and time on the bottom of the pitcher. The date and time group goes in the top right hand corner. Trust me this is what I do for a living now and have been in Afghanistan for the last six months installing the RDISS system, and other cameras.
Originally posted by CoffinFeeder
reply to post by Seventh
29.97 frames per second, eh? Just to play devil's advocate here, could 2 frames from the same second be a round off error per chance? such given that lazy programming might say 'for every sequence of 30 frames, take frame #1' and call it a day?
Just throwing out possibilities.
The bluer sky could be to the amount of light. if you notice the darkening fireball is accompanied by a darkening sky.
side note.. for such a big fireball, it sure shrinks fast. 3 seconds?
Originally posted by JPhish
reply to post by jprophet420
cameras from gas stations, hotels, and various other buildings in the area were confiscated for "national security" because they had a view of the event.
this is very common knowledge.
[edit on 9/2/2009 by JPhish]
Originally posted by jthomas
Originally posted by jprophet420
It looks to me like it recorded 5 fames in 4 seconds and they weren't perfectly spaced apart. To think this isn't possible or likely indicates to me you've never worked with security cameras, as this is a highly likely scenario. My home surveillance camera is like that and the ones I've worked on are like that.
Beyond that the frames are definitely doctored as they have the wrong date on them.
Sure. They deliberately doctored the date to fool you into thinking the frames were doctored.
Sneaky bunch those NWO operatives, aren't they?