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ShadowBoy86x

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The reality of this is much like a robber breaking into a store and a person takes a photo as evidence. All data can be altered so are we not to believe any data or testimony presented? It can be proved wrong but it can't be proved true. All the witnesses also can also be lying but can you prove they are not? The robber would like you as his defense witness!

You're being ridiculous! If I told you I took a picture of a tree, you would probably say "so what". If I told you I took a picture of Bigfoot, you would probably want to examine the picture (unaltered) to try to discern what was in the shot. It comes down to degree of probability....UFO's and cryptids require more scrutiny!

If this is true about Canon I would say the word needs to get out to serious people in gathering edvidence!

Point is with UFO's no witness testimony is taken serious even from astronauts, common people et al. then if there is any edvidence its is thrown out because is could be altered.

Maybe UFOs should be taken to the courts to establish the truth of the UFO occurrences LOL

At least then we would focusing on what each UFO really is instead of trying to defeat anything that is presented as evidence just like the case of a robber!

It's called the "Canon DVK-E2 Data Verification Kit".

http://www.bhphotovi...cation_Kit.html

What we really need is a downed UFO in the public's hands. Until then all we will have is back and forth bickering.....

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Seems to me that ufo was there when the photo was taken. The pixelation of the ufo and the goats head are identical.

Here's a couple of blowups:

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You're being ridiculous! If I told you I took a picture of a tree, you would probably say "so what". If I told you I took a picture of Bigfoot, you would probably want to examine the picture (unaltered) to try to discern what was in the shot. It comes down to degree of probability....UFO's and cryptids require more scrutiny!

It's called the "Canon DVK-E2 Data Verification Kit".

http://www.bhphotovi...cation_Kit.html

What we really need is a downed UFO in the public's hands. Until then all we will have is back and forth bickering.....

I agree with on this. Thank you for the link :)

It shouldn't be ignored that if you eliminate the probable the answer lies in the improbable no matter how impossible it seems.

Create several scenarios when researching , when it's fake toss it aside. If it might be real research to discover what it is as well.

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Seems to me that ufo was there when the photo was taken. The pixelation of the ufo and the goats head are identical.

Here's a couple of blowups:

*Snip*

Even if the photo is unaltered, it still doesn't explain what it is.....just that something was between the sensor and the view of the lens.....

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Even if the photo is unaltered, it still doesn't explain what it is.....just that something was between the sensor and the view of the lens.....

That's what I said:

"Seems to me that ufo was there when the photo was taken"

There's not enough detail, even in the blowup to determine what it is. It appears to be a highly irregular shape. There's no symmetry at all. There appears to be two "arms" sticking out to the right.

My conclusion is simply that this photo is inconclusive.

I think it's pointless arguing about it when it's impossible to even get a detailed shape.

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What are you talking about? He said this:

Without the ability to travel to the location and do specific measurements of stationary objects to compare with focal lengths and other triangulation points,
I cannot determine the distance of the object
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However, it's level of atmospheric haze indicates to me it is of some distance away and of substantial size (perhaps even the legendary 40ft diameter is not out of the question)

What does that mean exactly?

If it wasn't so sad, it would be hilarious.

You invariably have a snappy little comeback no matter what, but once again you "forgot" to mention everything he said:

"Overall, the object does exhibit atmospheric haze one would expect to see in a solid object of some distance away - note the existing weather and atmospheric effects in the rest of the photo. The UO appears for all intent and purposes to this examiner as highly reflective, and "chrome-like", as it appears to be reflecting it's surrounding environment. However, the darkest areas are effected by atmospheric haze which soften this "chromic" effect. While the reflective quality seems quite prominent, it would be even more so without the hazing environmental effects of distance."

The photo exhibits:

-atmospheric distance haze consistent with the rest of the photo which indicates an object of some distance from the shooter

-channel specific data relating to the UO - one cannot overemphasize this point

-appropriate lighting, and shadows consistent with the rest of the photo

-accurate focus in relation to stationary objects

-clean and unfettered EXIF data, and files obtained directly from the camera

-correct pixelation across the image

http://www.abovetops...hread886584/pg1

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It's a UFO.

No *#&%!

That's what I said:

"Seems to me that ufo was there when the photo was taken"

There's not enough detail, even in the blowup to determine what it is. It appears to be a highly irregular shape. There's no symmetry at all. There appears to be two "arms" sticking out to the right.

My conclusion is simply that this photo is inconclusive.

I think it's pointless arguing about it when it's impossible to even get a detailed shape.

Agreed!

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Even if the photo is unaltered, it still doesn't explain what it is.....just that something was between the sensor and the view of the lens.....

I can easily explain what it is NOT, but even if I were to say it was an ET spaceship obviously I wouldn't know where or when it was from.

I think the two pictures show a flying object of unusual appearance moving at very high speed and a considerable difference from the camera. What more could I say about it unless it come in for a landing or we communicated with it?

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I think it's pointless arguing about it when it's impossible to even get a detailed shape.

It has a shape, albeit a very peculiar one, but we've seen all we're ever likely to see in these pictures.

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You invariably have a snappy little comeback no matter what, but once again you "forgot" to mention everything he said:

*Snip*

You still haven't said why this mans word should be taken as absolute proof!

He may be correct or......not.

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You still haven't said why this mans word should be taken as absolute proof!

He may be correct or......not.

Well then disprove him. Who's stopping you?

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I can easily explain what it is NOT, but even if I were to say it was an ET spaceship obviously I wouldn't know where or when it was from.

I can easily explain that it is not a flying Elephant.....but not that it isn't a bug or a plastic bag of some sort....

I think the two pictures show a flying object of unusual appearance moving at very high speed and a considerable difference from the camera. What more could I say about it unless it come in for a landing or we communicated with it?

What you think and what you know are two entirely different things. I certainly couldn't say with absolute certainty that it was moving at high speed!

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Well then disprove him. Who's stopping you?

The onus is on you to prove him correct!

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By the way, even if I thought it was ET, who is to say that it came from way out in space or somewhere much closer?

It is over water. It could have just flown out. USO?

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The onus is on you to prove him correct!

No, no, no, no, you have that 100% wrong. If you think he's incorrect or unreliable, as you have said many times, then it's up to YOU to prove those assertions. You have not. You haven't even posted a singe link to anything, and I'm getting tired of doing it.

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Are you saying it's not a UFO?

Not at all.....just that it's something unidentified/unidentifiable. Everything else is just conjecture...

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It's certainly a UFO, we just need to decide on if it's coming from space, or underwater and who or what is piloting it.

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Not at all.....just that it's something unidentified/unidentifiable. Everything else is just conjecture...

Its clearly not a plastic bag or bug, no one can explain it so that means wolla its a 'UFO'.

The person who has provided the analysis states the object was some distance from the shooter so this rules out those two possabilitys, we can't be 100% sure he is correct but I would love for you to prove him wrong and provide your plastic bag theory.

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No, no, no, no, you have that 100% wrong. If you think he's incorrect or unreliable, as you have said many times, then it's up to YOU to prove those assertions. You have not. You haven't even posted a singe link to anything, and I'm getting tired of doing it.

Wrong again! This man's credibility can certainly be questioned.......especially when I haven't a clue as to who he is other than his own word. Do you believe everything you see posted on the internet? If so, I got a story for you....

You claim this mans word as absolute proof by his word alone. Prove he is correct.....you're the one making the claim.

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It's certainly a UFO, we just need to decide on if it's coming from space, or underwater and who or what is piloting it.

No, it's not certain....at least not in the way you're thinking. Can you say with absolute certainty that it's not a plastic bag.....or an insect? If so, how?

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Not at all.....just that it's something unidentified/unidentifiable. Everything else is just conjecture...

Ok...you need to know this.

UFO means Unidentified Flying Object, and that's exactly what this is.

You are confusing it with ETV which is Extraterrestrial Vehicle.

UFO does not automatically mean it's of extraterrestrial origin.

Some UFO's could be ETV's.

Any object flying through the air that you cannot identify is a UFO.

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No, it's not certain....at least not in the way you're thinking. Can you say with absolute certainty that it's not a plastic bag.....or an insect? If so, how?

Like the Mac said its up to YOU to provide evidence of this bag theory, the analysis has already been provided for the other side by more than one person and I have seen anything to suggest you're theory?

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