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Originally posted by Mechanic 32
No responses to this?
Okay I will respond.
Having watched the compilation here the way it was presented, I say that I don't believe this.
For the narrator to tell the viewers what kind of video manipulation is more possible, is evidence of trying to lead the viewer to a conclusion. (that the plane was inserted into the video)
It would be quite easy for someone experienced with editing video, to seperate the "no plane" video into frames, and erase the plane from the blue background. And then recompile the video. Heck, I do that with animated .GIF's from time to time.
As far as a plane flying "through" the building, I did not see it that way. It punched through the other side, bringing large amounts of debris(pieces of the building and contents of the building) with it.
[edit on 2/26/2007 by Mechanic 32]
Originally posted by Mechanic 32
have you seen this thread yet??
www.abovetopsecret.com...
about bbc reporting that wtc7 had already collapsed, before it even collapsed..
some are speculating that either a blue screen was used, or the video of the newscaster was superimposed onto the background of the NY skyline including the still standing wtc7
[edit on 2/27/2007 by Mechanic 32]
Originally posted by CB_Brooklyn
yeah, I just posted a couple video links in the thread.
Thanks for responding! It's true that video manipulation is easy to do. An article in Technology Review magazine titled "Lying with Pixels" explains that the military and TV networks have the ability to add images to live video, and that it could be used to alter world politics. They even say, specifically, that what we see on the evening news might be fake. It's a very interesting article: www.technologyreview.com...