What can we tell from this photo?

M8s just got this photo anonymous sent to my mailbox, i have no idea what it is.''


[atsimg]http://files.abovetopsecret.com/images/member/2dc04c3d998e.jpg[/atsimg]

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Probably from a show, or movie.

Looks like a screen capture, it's decent quality but also has a cinematic film grain quality. It's such high quality, that it would suggest someone walked in with a great big expensive camera and decided to take a picture.

Not sure what show/movie it's from, but I can almost hear the cheap symphony music and can almost picture the panning and zooming.

Spielberg miniseries on Scifi... don't remember the name, but it sure reminds me of that. Taken? Can't remember for the life of me right now.

Yup, Taken... a link to where I found the pic:
Link

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Check out my fake UFO picture:

It is fake, honest.

When I think about it, there are hundreds of unidentified photographs out there with UFOs in them. What's funny is that a picture that has been discussed countless times as a fake could actually be real, and we would never know it.

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I dunno, but some things are obviously fake/produced. I can safely say I know that one is produced because I remember seeing it on TV back in '02. Quick Google search confirmed it.

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Yeah, it's a pic from Taken. That was such a good show! Wonder how much of that show was truth?

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A young white guy next to an older Jewish fellow looking at a green screen. The '80s were great, except for music, I've been playing Vice City again, I suggest doing the same rather then looking at crap fest photos like this, troll.

They comin' to gets me.

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Vice City?

If you're not doing one of the following;

A: Playing Mass Effect 1 to prep for the just released sequel.

or

B: Playing Mass Effect 2

Then you need to lash yourself with a length of rusty chains.

reply to post by Fiscal
Ok thx ! but why would anyone send me this ? i don`t get it...thx anyway.

Originally posted by Fiscal
Spielberg miniseries on Scifi... don't remember the name, but it sure reminds me of that. Taken? Can't remember for the life of me right now.

Yup, Taken... a link to where I found the pic:
Link

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But if u look at the photo(A) that is in the link www.alienresistance.org... and look at the photo(B) that started the topic. they are not the same. there are 3 ''holes'' in the ''ship'' ate photo(A) and 1 is bigger the the other 2. In photo(A) you cant see the ''wheels'' of the ship between the guys that are going in the hangar.(note that the ship in ''A'' is lower in the hangar, was the crew that is working on it, is behind it,so the ship is bloking our view of the crew.) The ship in (A) has a diferent look to it, the ''paint job'' in (A) is shiny, in (B) is just metal.And look at the guys walking in the hangar, the bold guy has his legs farther apart in pic(A) them in (B).
Look at the hangar in the back of the ship, in booth of the photos, they dont match.In photo(B) u can see a red thing hanging from the ceiling, and in photo(A) its almost not there it is in black, and u can barely see it.

It looks alot like , the ship in photo (A) is a montage, using a type os photo editor. But the ship in photo (B) looks more real(the material).
Look at the writing under photo(A), "Sci-Fi Channel's re-creation of Hangar 84..."
Can Photo(B), be the real thing???

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Your right there are differences on the two photo's, but I suspect it's more than likely pre and post production photo's of the same UFO/men, the one in the OP maybe before editing, and the other photo the finished product, doubt they would want the structure holding up the UFO to be shown in the film so it was edited out for the promotion picture... just a guess, but I'd say it's more likely that than it being a real UFO...

I can tell from this photo that this is a fake photo of a ufo.Proberly from a movie.Do you think the goverment would allow someone to take a close up photo of a ufo in a hanger and even get the chance to place it on the internet for all to see.no

Originally posted by Exuberant1
Check out my fake UFO picture:

It is fake, honest.

lol looks like a view from the 'Millenium Falcon'. 'Chewie! Get us outta here!'

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Posted, then realised post was superflous. Ignore this.

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You know what, i do believe in aliens and i do think they will come down, when we ar ready

Originally posted by Exuberant1
Check out my fake UFO picture:

It is fake, honest.

LMAO, because in the upper left corner of your posted pic I can see a reflection so fake huh didnt know minipulated photos can also come with realistic attributes such as reflections in the upper left area of the hex window smh @ ABOVE TOP SECRET INDEED.

As for the craft cropped inside the window not sure but the window pic is real

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Originally posted by Exuberant1

Check out my fake UFO picture:

It is fake, honest.

Very nice!...

...But another reason why its fake is because that window is not part of the Space Station (yet). That window is right now sitting in the cargo bay of the space shuttle that just launched earlier this morning.

That window (called the "Cupola") will be installed during this shuttle mission.


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Originally posted by Majestic RNA
reply to post by Phonex

 

Your right there are differences on the two photo's, but I suspect it's more than likely pre and post production photo's of the same UFO/men, the one in the OP maybe before editing, and the other photo the finished product, doubt they would want the structure holding up the UFO to be shown in the film so it was edited out for the promotion picture... just a guess, but I'd say it's more likely that than it being a real UFO...

This is absolutely true. With green-screen technology, the effects added to the green screen can be different from early-production to post-production. This happens often when a TV show or movie releases early publicity stills, than goes back and "tweaks" the CGI for the finished product.

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