Low resolution pictures - Don't believe everything you see!, page 2
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reply posted on 26-11-2011 @ 12:09 PM by elevenaugust
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Excellent post that I fully agree with!

The sad thing is that no matter how many times we can re-hash about the non-sense to use these low-res and blurry pictures, there's no doubts in my mind that it will go on and on for a while...
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reply posted on 26-11-2011 @ 12:16 PM by rdunk
Originally posted by DJW001
You forgot to mention that many of these "anomalies" only turn up on Google! The images on GoogleMoon, GoogleMars, and GoogleSky are stitched together, which causes imperfections in the image.

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DJW001, you are exactly right. I found that out the hard way because Google Mars was all that I knew to look at to begin with. However, as we all do, I have learned a lot about using good original images as much as possible for Mars anomaly research.

However, I would say Google Mars is still a useful and interesting tool to use for just looking around. A great thing about Google Mars is that it does also include "surface access" to the actual Mars Orbiter photographs. To have the links to the NASA MOC photos displayed on the Mars globe surface, you must put a checkmark for "Spacecraft Imagery". The "checkbox" is in the lower part of the menu on the left side of the Google Mars window. You can even choose which MOC camera(s) you want displayed, if not all.

There are other ways to get these photos, outside of Google Mars. But, when searching on Google Mars, and you find something interesting, you can go directly to the higher resolution MOC photos, right there, and get pics of that area for your review and research..

So, I suggest that we do not dismiss Google Mars completely, because it is also an "on-the-spot resource for linking to the NASA higher resolution photos!
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reply posted on 1-12-2011 @ 01:04 PM by DJW001
reply to post by PsykoOps



This is very relevant to the topic and a must see to those who dont understand perspective.

www.uglyhedgehog.com... A 3.4mb gif file that shows exactly how focal lenght affects pictures.


Thank you for sharing this link! Where was it when it was needed on the Jarrah White thread? Ah, well, I've bookmarked it and I'm sure I'll be using it... again... and again... and again....


reply posted on 2-12-2011 @ 04:35 AM by Illustronic
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No other country has taken photos within 10x the resolution as the LROC could be why there skippy.

So you can make hit and run posts like that for the casual reader to buy into your moon hoax theories when a tiny bit of research just reveals how some try to bend facts in their favor but the funny thing about facts are is they can be researched with corroborating sources. That is how conspiracies get their legs, so the real question is why so much effort is focused to cherry pick free information to paint incomplete or purposely disingenuous pictures of what can be easily found information? Well I can't answer that, that falls under a different field of study.
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reply posted on 2-12-2011 @ 04:48 AM by purplemer
reply to post by elevenaugust




So you pick one an anomaly. Draw a picture of what you think it looks like and you think that dedunks any low ress image...



reply posted on 2-12-2011 @ 10:09 AM by elevenaugust
Originally posted by purplemer
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post by elevenaugust




So you pick one an anomaly. Draw a picture of what you think it looks like and you think that dedunks any low ress image...

Hello!

No, this is not how I see things.

I pick up one picture presented to be an anomalous one and show that it appears to be anomalous only because of its low resolution rate.
Finding an higher resolution picture of the exact same area just confirm it (and that there's nothing odd), that's all!
You have plenty of such examples everywhere.


reply posted on 2-12-2011 @ 11:42 AM by purplemer
reply to post by elevenaugust



KK soz i was in a grumpy mood when I tapped that..
Kind Regards..Purp)
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