**EVERYONE**Just took some pics of the sun.....wierd

ok
was bored.

took a few snaps of the son on my Fujifilm S1000fd

these 3 have been cropped and made smaller as well.
(Picture then picture with what i see) FIXED = circled
also some wierd ufo

1.
A planet ?

2 planet ?

3. UFO ?

zoomed :

have all the pictures in full size if anyone wants them


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You need some help with embedding?

Originally posted by GW8UK
You need some help with embedding?

got it
thanks

may need bigger pictures here ?

1. Lens flare

2. Lens flare

3. Dirt on lens/bird/bug/etc



[edit on 19/3/10 by Chadwickus]

On secopnd thought, the object has no depth, I think its a Lens flare

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Originally posted by GW8UK
I dont think its a lens flare, i think you might have something there!

U put the photos through some filters?

Wouldnt know what a filter looked like.
I have a coffee filter...any good.

I can send these pictures to anyone.
PM me your email.
send fill size one's i took.

There seems to be a small round object near the sun, could see it through my camera window taking the pics (sore eyes now, lol)


Whatever it is, its there.
what is it though.
took a lot more, there are other things, but these were best.
anyone want to help ? let me know

S

CCD overload. It's been discussed many times.

awwww

thought i had something there.
trying to get photoshop to negative, no idea.
there is something there in one of these pics i have.

can someone tell me how to get a pic to negative in photoshop 7.0

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Ctrl + I should do it, assuming 7 isnt too old for that shortcut. Otherwise look for invert colour.

Just as a Matter of Interest, Shauny.. What did you actually think is was?

I hope you reply, I need a good laugh....

On the serious side though, You never, ever know. It could've ended up being that "Shot Of A Lifetime" kind of photo. So I hope you keep going out there and keep shooting photo's of the Sky..

While looking at 1 en 2 I was wondering, couldn't these be pictures of Mercury?

Originally posted by Damian-007
Just as a Matter of Interest, Shauny.. What did you actually think is was?

I hope you reply, I need a good laugh....

On the serious side though, You never, ever know. It could've ended up being that "Shot Of A Lifetime" kind of photo. So I hope you keep going out there and keep shooting photo's of the Sky..

No idea.

and your right, we should all keep looking.

ok, just grabbed the 1st pic i seen, and made it negative.

WHAT IS THAT !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
lens flare, no way.
that is at least 1 round solid object.

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so, lense flare or not.

Here are several pictures.
the last one is one I just took, 2 hours later.
All have been made negative.

just took this 1..

Also.
Exact same lense flare in all pictures ?
what are the chances.

What are these ?

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Interesting. The old lens flare excuse is getting old. Wish the CIA would come up with something more imaginative.

If something is between the sun, and your camera, how does one get a reflection like that.

Think about it.

Nice catch! What are they? I have no idea. But I do believe there is much more out there than the government would like us to know.

Lens flare.

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several of these pics CLEARLY show the same 2 objects in the same place.
Also in a couple a larger object at the 10 o clock position.

These 2 in particular



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could it be the moon?

maybe there was some kinda of astronomical conjunction/alignment that day?
i have a feeling it could be venus, but i don't really know at all.

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chopped the pic with the 2 objects in it (same place)
one is red, couldnt be mars could it ?

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Now that one is very interesting.

With all due respect to everyone.

There is no way that is Venus.

There is no way that is Mars.

There is no way that is any planet in our solar system.

There is no way that is a lens flare.

The Moon possibly, but I doubt it.

Starred.

~ Zeus

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not any "known" planet in our solar system