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Originally posted by Varemia
Oh, oh, oh, oh! Lookie look look. I found something cool. I know how Korg dismissed the video of the fighter with the wing disappearing, and well, I was watching this Boeing 767 in an airshow on this video. At 2:50, the wings disappear. EV-I-DENCE!
Originally posted by Varemia
Originally posted by Varemia
Oh, oh, oh, oh! Lookie look look. I found something cool. I know how Korg dismissed the video of the fighter with the wing disappearing, and well, I was watching this Boeing 767 in an airshow on this video. At 2:50, the wings disappear. EV-I-DENCE!
Korg? Have you seen this? I'd like to know what you think. Lifesux's post appears to have metaphorically made mine disappear, so here it is again.
The thing about the video I've shown is that the Boeing actually tilts almost exactly the same way as the one on 9/11, but it does it in the reverse fashion. This made the bottom wing "vanish" rather than the top wing. Plus, the Boeing in the video I showed wasn't even silhouetted, further adding proof to the fact that this is a video artifact, unless they use airplanes edited to look like Boeings in air shows.
Originally posted by jelleepie
reply to post by Korg Trinity
These planes are all very bad video overlays, (but they didn't have much time to do a good job) they are superimposed over the real planes that were used, which were cargo planes or remote drones. Go here for proof:
www.youtube.com...
Originally posted by brainsandgravy
Originally posted by jelleepie
reply to post by Korg Trinity
These planes are all very bad video overlays, (but they didn't have much time to do a good job) they are superimposed over the real planes that were used, which were cargo planes or remote drones. Go here for proof:
www.youtube.com...
Shack is whack. The guy has the analytical sophistication of a six-year-old--everything is interpreted literally. "They're all the exact same shot", "The colors are different", "The bridge is moving", "That building jumped", "The nose went through", "It's a flying ball", "The background is erased", etc. He's utterly ignorant of required knowledge when analyzing video, e.g., parallax, perspective compression, aerial/atmospheric perspective, video compression artifacts, etc. 99% of his fakery allegations are due to folly, negligence, and/or ignorance.
I like YougeneDebs assessment of Simon Shack's work as "auto-debunkery". See why:
Originally posted by Tribble
reply to post by Korg Trinity
Excuse me if I don't read the thread completely- I have severe dyslexia
You and Orion are so 53 pages- advanced in your posts, who is claiming HOLOGRAM?
I saw the example "wing disappear videos" from the stunt shows.
NOT one wing disappeared completely. 98% yes, but not completely.
Originally posted by Ghrwilson
Will the OP or someone take the video on page 2 that Weedwhacker posted and do a frame by frame. You will notice the wing does in fact disappears around 0.004 And could someone explain the light on the building that moves?? If someone has posted this sorry if no one has mentioned then could you please do a frame by frame. I don't know how. I don't know how to do a lot of stuff on ATS is defiantly NOT user friendly. But at the very least could someone answer this. I hate posting thing that never get noticed.
Originally posted by cluckerspud
Originally posted by Korg Trinity
So you are trying to say that actual footage showing the plane wing disappear is not odd??
This is not make-believe this is actual footage....
Incorrect statement!!!
It's a compressed digital file of the "actual footage".
2nd generation and possibly more.
Originally posted by OpenEndStr8
So you are trying to say that actual footage showing the plane wing disappear is not odd??
This is not make-believe this is actual footage....
================
Incorrect statement!!!
It's a compressed digital file of the "actual footage".
2nd generation and possibly more.
And most likely edited...it is so obvios that it would have been noticed years ago, if the video had been "original".
Look at "older" video´s and you will see the wing do not "disapear"!
Originally posted by brainsandgravy
reply to post by Varemia
I'm baffled as to why people take these low-quality or highly compressed video clips and assume that what they're seeing is an accurate representation of what was originally filmed. You can't analyze, frame by frame, a clip which has been rendered via a lossy compression codec and not expect to see quirky artifacts--like pixels dropping in and out. It's called "lossy" compression because information is lost--lots of it. There's all kinds of algorithmic pixel blocking, sub-sampling, and interpolating going on--especially in these clips which have been copied and transcoded several times over. It's useless to try to draw any meaningful conclusions based on most of these minor "anomalies" people hunt for in these video clips.
Originally posted by Varemia
reply to post by Orion7911
That's certainly a disinformation tactic. You're saying that until we, equal viewers like yourself, come up with the originals of the obviously second-hand or more videos on youtube, that you will continue to oppose the idea that the problems were just reproducible video artifacts. How could we possibly find the originals if you can't?
Originally posted by xiphias
First you have to ask yourself: why would the wing suddenly disappear? Is the video fake?
Originally posted by xiphias
The wing tilts up and is lit in such a way that it blends into the blueness of the sky. It's the smoothness and geometry of the wing that allows it to blend so well. Don't forget the speed at which it's moving, which definitely plays into the CMOS process in the camera. Also, there are likely frames missing from the video; and the compression on the video plays a big part in the arrangement of the pixels.
Digital video can play tricks on your eyes. It's most likely an optical illusion. Your eyes see what they want to see. Sometimes you have to rely on your brain instead.edit on 15-11-2010 by xiphias because: (no reason given)