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originally posted by: SovereignZuul
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originally posted by: October
Your opinion made me chuckle at how shallow some people can be and are so knee jerk in their reaction responding on the forum.
I've chatted to Crow777 before and he isn't a "nutter" as you so eloquently put, his videos are the real deal and he has never claimed that he's filming aliens. If you took the time to do a little research and watch his stuff "All the way through....." I'm talking to you at the back, you'll see he is rather good at what he does.
a reply to: draknoir2
the D800E reads every 3rd line of the sensor from a 1.095x crop in FX mode. When the sensor output is demosaiced to a near-final RGB image, resolution is an impressive 2240 x 1260.
This is then downsampled (presumably in a pretty decent way) to 1920 x 1080.
This benefits resolution, but due to the original line skipping there’s still some moire and aliasing especially on high contrast horizontal lines.
It might be a "UFO" in the sense that it is presently not identified, but there is nothing about the footage that leads one to believe it's an alien space craft.
originally posted by: lambros56
a reply to: wmd_2008
I`m sure he doesn't claim the moon is a hologram.
I think what he has theorised is that there is an hologram image being projected from it.....or onto it.
In a way that something is being hidden.
originally posted by: lambros56
a reply to: wmd_2008
I`m sure he doesn't claim the moon is a hologram.
I think what he has theorised is that there is an hologram image being projected from it.....or onto it.
In a way that something is being hidden.
It is my opinion, with the evidence I have, that waves are hologram projections designed to cover the surface of the moon. This, I believe, prevents prying eyes from observing what is occurring on the lunar surface.
originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: TheDon
No way to determine that from the video. We see a dot. We have no way of knowing how far that dot is from the camera. Without knowing that there is no way of knowing how fast it was moving.