Need some help with a ufo.

You really think that's a star? It's the only one in the sky. Kinda coincidental.

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Honestly......I don't know what the hell it is.
That's why I posted it. I had hoped some one would be able to debunk it or at least explain it by now. lol

Originally posted by Ventessa
reply to post by FOXMULDER147

 

Honestly......I don't know what the hell it is.

That's why I posted it. I had hoped some one would be able to debunk it or at least explain it by now. lol

Because the image of the object is so tiny it will probably be impossible to 'debunk'. Sorry!

But hey maybe that's a good thing! Tell your mom she has a 100% un-debunkable image of a UFO!

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LOL! I told her what you said and it made her laugh.
thanks! She got a kick out of it.

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Dimensions: 1280 X 960
date: may 22, 2010
time: 7:31p.m.
kodak easyshare v803 zoom digital camera

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Ventessa.....

Thanks for posting your interesting photo!

I really can't make out much from that.....it's so small!

If you feel inclined to want to e-mail the original image to me, I can get it put through an interesting S/W application that sometimes brings out details.

If that's of interest, let me know & I will U2U you with one of my e-mail addresses.

Kind regards
Maybe...maybe not

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Sure thing
U2U me.

Originally posted by Ventessa
reply to post by cavscout11cav

 

Dimensions: 1280 X 960
date: may 22, 2010
time: 7:31p.m.
kodak easyshare v803 zoom digital camera

If that is everything supplied with the picture further analysis would be difficult. Better Cameras save the exposure time with the advanced picture information. The only way i can think of is takeing a photo under the same conditions with a better camera with the same iso settings. (Same Time & Direction) But.. In automatic operating mode the camera chooses the exposure time & ISO for you. If it don't save it with the picture there is no way of knowing.

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I'm not sure what all it had saved with it. that's all I could get my mom to figure out over the phone. lol

The object appears to be what is often referred to as a blurd. The main characteristic of blurds is that they are never seen at the time the photograph is taken, only later when the photograph is viewed.

A blurd is an object moving across the field of view of the camera. The reason they are not noticed at the time is that they are fairly close the the camera and are nothing out of the ordinary. A blurd is a bird.

[atsimg]http://files.abovetopsecret.com/images/member/f32b0b306a15.jpg[/atsimg]

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Phage.....

Yup.....unfortunately it's almost always a bird.....

I was curious to see if Tauristercus' app as used in the LA UFO thread brought out the shape a little.

Cheers
Maybe...maybe not

Originally posted by Phage
The object appears to be what is often referred to as a blurd. The main characteristic of blurds is that they are never seen at the time the photograph is taken, only later when the photograph is viewed.

A blurd is an object moving across the field of view of the camera. The reason they are not noticed at the time is that they are fairly close the the camera and are nothing out of the ordinary. A blurd is a bird.

[atsimg]http://files.abovetopsecret.com/images/member/f32b0b306a15.jpg[/atsimg]

Doesn't look like a blurd.

Originally posted by webpirate
I inverted some colors and contrast. It almost looks like a true saucer shape in this view. I honestly think the other object at the left of it is a star. That below it is the moon that the pic was of.

[atsimg]http://files.abovetopsecret.com/images/member/8a3fb3e64d27.jpg[/atsimg]

I did not manipulate the object in the image at all. Only the color and contrast of the whole image, then I resized it.

Logic would lean towards a bird or bug. But after seeing this, I just don't know. It's too bad we don't have a better relationship of distance from the object to the camera.


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Does look like a saucer.

Sensibly, of course it's a bird; but it's not nonsense to see that it isn't.

Originally posted by Ventessa
reply to post by Maybe...maybe not

 

Sure thing

U2U me.

Ventessa.....

I U2U'd you.

Kind regards
Maybe...maybe not

well, i bet that the flash on camera was used (automatically probably). This information was recorded on EXIF in the original file...so, as usually, we need original image.

If so, then, the "UFO" is a bug, the white point is the reflected powerfull light of the flash from the bug or it's wings (because bug is only just meters away), taking 1/500 seconds or less, while the elongated blur is the image recorded (bug moving) during the exposure time of the camera (which is longer than the duration of the flash).

I have an example of the phenomenon, a button, moving (CANON S2 IS camera, flash used) and then static (no flash)


found it in my ATS photo collection:

[atsimg]http://files.abovetopsecret.com/images/member/8cc9acad902d.jpg[/atsimg]


[atsimg]http://files.abovetopsecret.com/images/member/883688b3e204.jpg[/atsimg]



[edit on 25/5/10 by depthoffield]

FWIW, here's the EXIF data from the first photo posted:

File Comment: CREATOR: gd-jpeg v1.0 (using IJG JPEG v62), quality = 80
File: 540 × 720 JPEG
27,446 bytes (0.026 megabytes) Image compression: 98%

JFIF

JFIF Version 1.01
Resolution 1 pixels/None

File — basic information derived from the file.

Bits Per Sample 8
Color Components 3
Comment CREATOR: gd-jpeg v1.0 (using IJG JPEG v62), quality = 80%0a
Encoding Process Baseline DCT, Huffman coding
File Size 27 kB
File Type JPEG
Image Size 720 × 540
MIME Type image/jpeg
Y Cb Cr Sub Sampling YCbCr4:2:0 (2 2)

Normally there is some information on what kind of hardware took the photo. To the OP, was this the original, unedited photo taken straight out of the camera? If not, could you post that image without cropping or resizing it? Operations like that have a nasty habit of removing EXIF data.

Im going to say bad picture of nothing on this one.

Originally posted by Ventessa
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Sure thing

U2U me.

Ventessa.....

I received the photo.....thank you.

We'll see if we can bring out any shape at all that might help to identify it, albeit there is not a great deal of info with which to work.

But hey.....nothing ventured, nothing gained!

Kind regards
Maybe...maybe not

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Ventessa…..

I’ve had a look at your Mum’s photo.

1. ENHANCED IMAGE:

The image on the left has been enlarged with Sizefixer XL.

www.fixerlabs.com...

The image on the right has been enlarged with Photoshop.

I can’t draw too many conclusions.

If the object is in the distance, I note I’ve previously seen aircraft reflecting the sun combined with a contrail shadow produce a similar effect. However, I don't the photo is a particularly good match with that.

If the object is close, it could be a bug (as per DepthofField) or a blurd (as per Phage). I note it probably isn't an alien lightcraft mothership (as per Zaiger)!

So I don't know what it is which means that to me, it remains a UFO!


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2. ORIGINAL IMAGE WITH EXIF DATA:


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3. ORIGINAL IMAGE FULL RESOLUTION:


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Kind regards
Maybe…maybe not

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Did it in any way try to use spirit light talk on you via the photograph? To me it looks like a late model scout ship.

Originally posted by zaiger
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Did it in any way try to use spirit light talk on you via the photograph? To me it looks like a late model scout ship.

I've missed you Zaiger!

Give me a star Bro!



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