reply to post by anhinga
Their is a difference between researching, and watching/making youtube videos...
Why won't anyone get it through their heads that youtube is the LAST THING you want to cite as video evidence.
Chances are people find these videos on youtube, edit them to highlight the fangs and eyes (zoom in, slow down) and repost them on youtube, causing
probably more quality loss.
You want people to start seeing the obivious?
Post a original video file on a file sharing site.
Filefront
Fileshack
Rapidshare
Pick one and put the large video there. I have accounts on Filefront and Rapid share. I will gladly download them, regardless of size. And i will get
screen shots for everyone to see who doesn't want to download them. Only then will this be taken seriously by anyone. If you cannot find a high
resolution video of this "shapeshifting" Then regardless if the reptilian is real or not, noone will take it seriously or look at it as viable
evidence.
John Rhodes is making a thread/article on why these "slit eyes" look as they do. He was in film for a while and now how they light people for the
camera.
I issue a challenge/help to anyone out there.
Find someone's youtube blog video or someone unknown/little known talking to a camera with some sort of lights on them. Lets see how many reptillians
we find.
Josh
[edit on 10/16/2007 by 3rdeye]
[edit on 10/16/2007 by 3rdeye]