A 3D Look at the Stan Romanek Still, page 3

Hey all, this would be my first post. I’ve was listening to Coast tonight and thought I’d drop in and see what was up. I dig the forum and can’t wait to get acquainted with everyone here.

A little bit about myself. I am a professional graphic artist, I’ve been doing it for 6 years and have well over 12 thousand hours on photoshop alone. (I’m not bragging I’m just giving some basic credentials.) I also have years of experience pre-dating that that I’ve done on my own time just playing around.

Anyway.

So I’ve read the posts on this thread and I commend all of you on the efforts you’ve gone to to analyze this photograph and I took some time to analyze the photograph for myself using my sophisticated computer system that I like to call “Telatran-One” and here’s the end result of what I came up with.

Firstly the original image, unaltered and in the raw:

Once I pulled it into ‘Teletran’ I first ran a few filters to sharpen and enhance the photo to check it’s authenticity as an unaltered photo and was blown away by what I saw.

Clearly you can see that this IS in fact an alien being from another planet.

Using minimal enhancements you can still see the reflection of the interior of the house in the window but the image of the ‘alien’ that came through is astonishing.

and here is is in negative form:

The negative looks normal. Everything is inverse, exactly as we would expect. There doesn't appear to be a lot to see. Yet there is a lot we don't see that is apparent.
And as I took the image into my photo editor I learned it is a one shot deal. No overlays or masks.

And the reflections in the window prove what you see is what you get. Had any editing been done to remove objects or items behind the being, the editing would have affected the reflection in the window too. _javascript:icon('

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I was so blown away that I had to enhance the image further.
I then ran bas relief filter and the image obviously appears to be some sort of ancient hieroglyphic found in some Egyptian wall. Apparently we aren’t the first to see these beings though warn away the rock is. It’s obvious there’s something there.

I then ran the original image through the invert feature to see if I could further determine it’s shape in more detail. It is not human!

Further enhancements show the following:

It could be a poster sketch for an upcoming movie painted by none other than famed artist Drew Struzen:

The last filter I ran on it shows that the eyes are in fact reflecting in the glass of the window.

Okay so what am I saying?

I am appreciative of all your efforts and work but Photoshop and like programs can neither prove nor disprove anything by using a series of filters.

Any professional graphic artist who really knows what he or she is doing can easily create an image that not only looks authentic but also appears to be unaltered with a minimal amount of effort. It’s not that hard and anyone who tells you otherwise doesn’t know what they’re talking about. And if someone could show otherwise it wouldn’t be long before someone else with the right skill level could figure out how to do it. That’s what a good FX artist does.

Keep up the good work though, curiosity and willingness to investigate can only lead to positive results in the long run.

“freedom is the right of all sentient beings”