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reply posted on 4-6-2008 @ 12:59 PM by Contagion2012
Originally posted by Dan Tanna



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Sorry about that, as i thought the image shack would host the origional and keep the exif data on it.


As for why there were there.

My wife is an avid amature ornothologist, and with two of her friends were out at around 4 am to watch the gannet / puffins along with the dolphins and other marine life around the western hebrides.


Thats better. I still do have the origional thank god!

[edit on 1-6-2008 by Dan Tanna]


First post, but visited site quite a lot. My first bachelors is in photography, and I originally thought this might be a real picture. That was until I read your EXIF data. The shutter speed reads 1/40 of a second. The plane would have to have been FAR off, like 1/2 mile or so to show the amount of blur in the photo. I would imagine that 'said' plane would be flying a couple hundred miles an hour. I don't believe that it would even produce a blur with 1/40 of a second. Also, the lense/zoom setting used states '20mm.' 28mm is wide angle, 20mm would be closing in on "fisheye." Being 20mm, that plane would have had to be almost IN the boat to fill that much of the frame up. If it was that close, 1/40 of a second would not have shown anything at all. If it was a DSLR camer, with good panning technique, it might be possible to get a blurry pic of the plane, but the background would be a smooth blue blur, not showing detail of the water like it is now. If the camera used wasn't a DLSR, just a point and shoot, the the shutter lag, time from pushing button to time pic is taken, would have been to long and the plane would have been out of sight.

Sorry, need more convincing.

edit: Also, ISO setting at 1600? With that aperature and shutter speed, all you would have gotten is a white screen. In bright daylight, as I assume this photo is, you have to use the "Sunny 16" rule. All cameras use a form of it in their program to get the best exposed photo. In bright sunlight, you use ISO 100, shutter of 1/100, and aperature of f/16. With ISO 1600, at your aperature setting, the shutter would have had to have been AT LEAST ~1/2500 of a second to prevent whitewash.

[edit on 4-6-2008 by Contagion2012]


reply posted on 5-6-2008 @ 08:53 AM by Canada_EH
reply to post by Floyd_pinkerton



Not a B-2 but a polecat due to the colour difference but. If you look at many of the UAV/UCAV designs that are in the concept art of today thats what they look like or many of them draw visibly from other current stealth aircraft projects. While its a reason to be critical and hunt for any clues or try and find all relevant information just because it looks like something(s) you have seen isn't enough to disprove it. If you can find the root images that would of been used to create a fake then thats different but just because you think something that provides no provable evidence. In fact the facts on this would be in Dans favor. Unless you can prove he isn't married and or the camera is incapable of shooting that image.


reply posted on 5-6-2008 @ 10:57 AM by Canada_EH
reply to post by Dan Tanna



Dan please understand that my comment was made in jest to a response from Floyd_pinkerton and the lack of evidence or real reason in his response to the plane in the photo looking like something else. I had already mentioned my thoughts that it had similar look to 2 other aircraft but continued to say that just because one thinks something doesn't prove it.

Again the comment on your being or not being married was to make light of the previous comments.

Sorry if this has insulted you but at the please understand that the net is extremely un-personal and can't provide the same proof of age and status etc that a face to face can. Just like its hard to trust a photo ever since the advent of photoshop. Hence my being skeptical but also trying to be balanced in the comments that I make and jokes to lighten the subject.


reply posted on 5-6-2008 @ 03:48 PM by Canada_EH
reply to post by Essan



Can you point out through other photos or reference material how it could be a bird? Again what you say is different then a good explanation or reference material. Are you blaming shutter speed,ISO or f-stop etc for the effect?


reply posted on 6-6-2008 @ 02:54 AM by Dan Tanna
Originally posted by Floyd_pinkerton

Dan,

as mentioned above you are taking this way too personally. And if the photo is a real one I would hope you would stand by your guns a bit better and give us more evidence to back it up... like the whole uncropped image. Any 'black projects enthusiast' would love to get a photo like that and to say that you won't provide any more information about it meerly suggests that you lack 'moral fibre' and cannot back up your story. Is a real pity.... or... the pic actually is a fake and your are annoyed that you have been rumbled so easily and are runnign away with your tail between your legs.

Go on, give us more info.... if you can.

Also, I'm still not convinced you are married. the picture of your hand could be a fake. Maybe you could post pictures of your wedding day, the location and time of the wedding, the type of camera used and any other pictures that were posted around the time... just to back up the story!

(only joking)


Floyd, every one. For the record.


When this is rolled out and public, I expect a full and complete apology from every single one of you in myb U2U box.

No tail between my legs here, just a 100% cast iron knowledge that this is as i say it is - a UCAV project photo.

Read this well. I expect full and total apologies from every single person who has cast doubts. To #### me off about my wife is crossing the line.

Ill add to this thread when i want how i want - and my next post in this thread will be when its rolled out in public and i can 100% guarantee you it will be.

[edit on 6-6-2008 by Dan Tanna]


reply posted on 6-6-2008 @ 05:56 AM by Essan
reply to post by Canada_EH



From experience (I take an awful lot of skyscapes and landscapes with digital cameras). Unfortunately I tend to ditch any pictures spoilt by an unseen bird crossing the field of view and I can't find any examples of mine to compare with.

And of course, if we see the original uncropped image it may well be that I'm totally wrong anyway. What we need is perspective to determine it's size. Without that, the picture is of little real use. Presumably the full picture will provide that - unless it's just a bland shot looking out to sea?


[edit on 6-6-2008 by Essan]
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