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Originally posted by LanternOfDiogenes
Bears, it is a bear running away they are all over northern New York. I would embed some photos however I can not upload at the moment...strange.. Anyhow I personally have seen bears run in this fashion it looks like its on its hind legs it isn't... its throwing its head around as it runs their necks are longer than you would thinkedit on 9/15/2011 by yeahright because: Edit to fix link
Originally posted by R3KR
Its definitely not proof.
Why dont people lean up against something to get a clear shot its that simple!.
The simple fact that its so shaky makes me think they did it on purpose.
I think its a fake.
Now if they go to that area and find hairs and have them analyzed.. then maybe would be scientific proof.
Originally posted by Druid42
Wow.
Wow, again.
I find it amazing.
When analyzing video there are three things to contemplate.
1) Audio content.
2) Picture clarity.
and
3) Length of 1 and 2.
Audio denotes mostly nonchalance. I missed any level of audible excitement. The first thing a hoaxer does is try to say what it is not. It's not a bear. Yep. It's the third friend in a costume.
Originally posted by Druid42
Picture clarity is this example is absurd. Out of focus, moving, jumping around. The "object" in question is only in the video for a few seconds, if that. Anyone with experience with a videocam knows you don't try to zoom in or out without stability in your shooting process. Any good hoaxer doesn't want clear footage to be analyzed, as they derive the most publicity form speculation.