Recent UFO Laser Beams Camera Effect Proved!, page 1

Footage I took on mobile phone of distant street lighting at night. As you can clearly see, they also seem to fire red laser beams too!! Recent UFO footage is no more than this very common digital camera effect.

uk.youtube.com...

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I have several others which show white flashes too which I will post. The videos posted on The Sun Newspaper website (link below) clearly are just showing this camera effect as in my video of street lamps. As to the light source actually filmed I don't know, but more than likely chinese lanterns (slow moving, in formation and fades away).

www.thesun.co.uk...

[edit on 22-11-2008 by highlander2008]

reply to post by highlander2008

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Thanks for the info.

I wonder if a certain brand of hardware is more susceptible to this artifact.

reply to post by fleabit

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I think THAT is the one I'm thinking of...

The flying triangle that shoots down a laser and does a grid search of the ground below.
If ANYTHING, it is a laser pointer on a model.

Originally posted by fleabit
Which video are you talking about? If it's the one taken on a cellphone as witnessed by reputable witnesses (police, etc), with the laser shooting down, it looks absolutely nothing like what you are posting.

Can you please tell us which one you are talking about?

www.thesun.co.uk...

www.thesun.co.uk...

These two, Bristol and Manchester and there was also a couple of similar from Germany and I think Lithuania (don't have links to hand).
Not trying to debunk anything, just pointing out that mobile phone cameras commonly show red and white flashes from light sources taken against a dark background, and that my demonstration of this looks exactly like the videos mentioned. Based on this evidence, it is fairly reasonable to suppose it is the same effect appearing in the above videos also.

Do you have the link to the footage you mentioned?

reply to post by highlander2008

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Thanks for the video, highlander2008!

It is always good to rule out the "normal" things before we spend more time trying to prove something that does not exist.

Could you post the model of your cell phone? Maybe we can get more members reproducing that effect with their cell phones (I do not have one, so I can not try it).

PS: Welcome to ATS.

reply to post by C.H.U.D.

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Could you please explain which video do you say is fake? I got a bit confused.

Do you say that this video was faked? If yes, what do you think was made?


Or are you saying that the video from Bristol is a fake?

Or are you saying that both videos are fakes?

Sorry, when I get confused I really get confused.

reply to post by ArMaP

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Sorry ArMaP,

Being a bit sloppy today

All of the footage posted on this thread is fake.



Just taking the OP's fake footage (the others have already been discussed elswhere)...

Here's a cropped screen shot from the OP's footage:


Notice how parallel it is with the frame edges - suspicious IMO. Either that, or it's firing "at" the camera man - yeah right... lamp post with a grudge

Then there's the perspective problem. If the beam is firing towards you, keeping in mind lasers are supposed to be more or lees parallel beams of light, why does it not look like it's narrowing, the further away it gets? Sloppy work IMO

Here's a blow up of the object and "beam":


Notice the "anomaly" where the "beam" emerges from the object. It suddenly thinns. Sloppy work IMO.


Then there's the "laser" itself. As anyone who has used a laser knows, you can't see the beam unless there are substantial particulates in the air - ie smoke, dust, mist, fog.

Look at the other lights. When the air is not clear, you'd see halos and general haziness around the lights. You don't, so it's obvious the air is clear, and there are virtually no particulates in the air - ie, you wouldn't be able to see the beam under these conditions... if there was one.

To say this is a camera anomaly is laughable, and I know the other photographers on here will agree. It screams fake, just like all the other "object firing lasers" footage that has started cropping up does. "Laser beams firing" like this is one of the easiest things to fake, almost anyone could do it using photoshop etc, but to make a good job of it and make it look authentic, is actually quite hard, especially when the faker knows little or nothing about how lasers actually appear to look under various conditions.

[edit on 23-11-2008 by C.H.U.D.]

Originally posted by Akezzon
Doesn't "CCD Overloads" make the beam effect all over the screen?

And not only go from the object in the middle of the screen and to just one direction, like down, as it is on this one?

Not really... overloads can manifest in various ways, but the type I'm talking about here ("blooming" - which is the correct term for it) tends to be localized to areas close to the bright object, giving the impression of spikes:






That's what I thought the OP was talking about, but it's nothing like whats in the footage the OP posted. I'm 99.999% sure this footage is hoaxed.

[edit on 23-11-2008 by C.H.U.D.]

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