Very Strange Campfire Picture

It was in 2006 100% positive, when I look at the information it says 2009 on the dates of the picture, as when I downloaded it from my gmail account it put the date on it. So I don't know where your getting the 2003 number from, I was in iraq in 2003 so yeah definitely 2006.

[edit on 6-9-2009 by phiktion]

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Originally posted by butch_uk
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Uh oh, someone has some explaining to do..

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have no idea what program your using to pull that information up with, the camera puts a imprint on the photo im guessing? the time of the camera could of been off / or the software date could of been dated back to then, believe the camera was a few years old the one we were using, only explanation I can give, I am 100% positive on the date so that march date is off as my uncle died in april of 2006 and it was probably around 10:30 pm not 0400 like it says(that would be in the afternoon and its obviously night time), sure whatever software your using is could be tricked if the internal timing on the camera is off..

and I'm not seeing the relevance of the incorrect date that I am giving? if there was a 3 year difference due to whatever software you used to pull information off the image what does that mean? does it change what the picture shows in it? just seems like your trying to waste my time?





[edit on 7-9-2009 by phiktion]

Sir, posting the EXIF (Exchangeable image file format) info is not an attempt to debunk, because there is nothing here to debunk, you have taken a picture of a fire and our brains make order from the disorder, similar to pictures of clouds or any picture with random shapes, colours and shades.

I immediately saw a dragon and I looked some more and still only see a dragon. Pretty cool looking pic too.

Originally posted by butch_uk
Sir, posting the EXIF (Exchangeable image file format) info is not an attempt to debunk, because there is nothing here to debunk, you have taken a picture of a fire and our brains make order from the disorder, similar to pictures of clouds or any picture with random shapes, colours and shades.

why post it then? besides to waste my time, do people really care about the picture information and if they did im sure they have software to grab it.. or are you like this in every thread with a picture you like to post information to be annoying?

Originally posted by Lexxica
I immediately saw a dragon and I looked some more and still only see a dragon. Pretty cool looking pic too.

people that are only seeing the cartoonish looking dragon are only briefly glancing at the picture and not actually investigating much further then that...

[edit on 7-9-2009 by phiktion]

Here's a version of the picture edited it to point out everything I noticed. Really this isn't very impressive though, you can see shapes and other familiar things on virtually any surface if you're looking for them.. it doesn't really mean anything.

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Originally posted by phiktion

why post it then? besides to waste my time, do people really care about the picture information and if they did im sure they have software to grab it.. or are you like this in every thread with a picture you like to post information to be annoying?

Because I can.

I'm not too sure how I can waste your time on a social site.

When you take a picture of something interesting with that camera, you will thank me for pointing out the EXIF anomaly, because a semi-credible story will become poop if your EXIF doesn't correlate, and if you think I'm an arrogant S.O.B. then wait and see what you will get from the others, I'm a pussycat compared to them, so consider my replies as helping your long term credibility on ATS rather than wasting your precious free time.