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Originally posted by Paradigm2012
reply to post by Mr Mask
I already proved its the hotel and not motion tiling. Sorry bud you can't win everytime, kind of like the Steelers you can win em all kid.
Originally posted by Paradigm2012
I proved that is a building. You cannot make up your own facts.
Originally posted by Paradigm2012
Now that I proved its a building you need to explain how the building can move?
Originally posted by Paradigm2012
Its obviously pixelation, 4th gen data loss compression,
Originally posted by Paradigm2012
your GIF is only 1/1000 of a second long.
Originally posted by Paradigm2012
any cellphone video, youtube video will have the blurring you just posted
Originally posted by Paradigm2012
its called pixelated artifacts from 3rd generation FLV video
Originally posted by Paradigm2012
I proved its the building
and you cannot deny that
Originally posted by Paradigm2012
reply to post by Mr Mask
The Hotel is in that exact location. Sorry dude are going to have to really be tricky and deceptive this time and come up with something even more nonsensical than you did before.
Originally posted by Paradigm2012
reply to post by Mr Mask
The Hotel is in that exact location. Sorry dude are going to have to really be tricky and deceptive this time and come up with something even more nonsensical than you did before.
Originally posted by pezza
in summary, if a burst of light high up in the sky, having the most direct line of site to the most amount of terrain in the image, and is also about 10x brighter then any light in the video, and that light does not reveal any new features in the underexposed regions of the image, you really need to question what the role of light is in our universe.
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But the fact that zero new information is revealed about the terrain (and emphasis on *zero*) tells me the light is 100% synthetic. I even went to the extent of characterising/parameterising this effect on not just one feature in the image but systematically to the entire image. Thats a bit heavy and over the top for a site like ATS but i think was worthwhile for some here that may want to take their debunking skills past qualitative only based assessments and occums razors. up soon to knock it offedit on 7-2-2011 by pezza because: add paragraph
So I did my homework, and guess what. I'm inclined to agree and say video 4 was tampered with. I compared the two frames before and during the flash, and there is no indication of previously unlightened objects. Above that, only bright pixels seems to have been lightened. It's a simple brightness increase (HSL), not even Gamma. Btw, just for a little self marketing: I used my own software located on CodedColor.com for the comparison. extra DIV
Originally posted by kazanoom
You've made the presumption that the audio is from one device and meticulously muddied up for use with the cheaper cellphone and really you have not proved anything other than your lack of knowledge regarding psychoacoustics and audio. It is true about the audio level compression, reflections etc.. but also it's apparent by the video quality of the second that it is a cheaper phone and invariably will have lesser quality mic and A/D converters which accounts for the ambiance, more artifacts and generally murkier capture. Keep grasping at straws.
Originally posted by time2fly
* Video 1: Agreed, the (still?) image has been extended to the left and bottom in order to add pixels for a camera shake. I don't see pixels "sucked in" at the axis, like some of you demonstrated, but nevertheless - a mirror fake is a fake.
* Video 2: If video 1 is a fake, this implies video 2 is also a fake.
* Video 3: hahah… i guess I have to go to Mississippi to find out more
* Video 4: ok, this is where I disagree with many of you. Let me explain:
Originally posted by bekod
reply to post by time2fly
you see this is the problem no one knows when the videos went to You tube for web release now if we know when that is to say what time they went up on YT, then you know what order they are in.