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originally posted by: wmd_2008
a reply to: tombaccei
The other thing to consider the sensor on his camera has a 2x crop factor so the effective focal length he filmed at is doubled compared to 35mm or full frame digital cameras.
So fast moving insects is the most likely cause.
In fact here is some exif data from his first image in the OP
Exposure Time (1 / Shutter Speed) [0x829A] = 10/2500 second ===> 1/250 second ===> 0.004 second
Lens F-Number / F-Stop [0x829D] = 40/10 ===> ƒ/4
Focal Length [0x920A] = 140/10 mm ===> 14 mm
So I have extracted the photo images directly off the video on my camera, which renders the highest quality images possible.
originally posted by: Pylgrym
a reply to: wmd_2008
Thanks Wmd, yes the GH3 is the latter. Its not a point and shoot, the 14-140 lens it pretty long. Im zoomed in with the lens 1/3 of the way in these videos to increase the viewing size of the subjects.
lBeck, I didnt mean lumix has the best image quality, although I for think their color sensitivity is the best especially in low light. I meant my process of extracting images from a video directly on the cameta, frame by frame, gets me the best images possible... from the video.
originally posted by: stolisGreece
a reply to: engvbany
So much efort to make a point that this is a bird !!! Yours yes is a bird but Pylgryms is not!!!
originally posted by: Pylgrym
Stolis, that page explaining UFO physics is awesome. A bending of the continuum around a craft, as a by-product of the anti gravity power source is very helpful to avoiding collisions.
Today I filmed for about 2 hours on S mode at 1/2000th, at 60fps (all vids were confirmed at 60fps), and will post anything I captured with that setting.
originally posted by: AlphaHawk
a reply to: Pylgrym
These are not bugs. Some of these objects fly behind the chimney of neighboring house, or behind a tree
How do you know this if you can't see them with the naked eye?
It certainly can't be determined by the video footage you've provided, as the flying objects are dark, as are the trees, chimneys and everything else seen..
They could as easily be flying in front, as behind.