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IAMTAT
I think this was already discussed here recently...I believe that the general consensus was that it was a bird flying by the window.
I've asked you nicely in a IM last time I made a thread. Remember the fly? You just blew me off. That's rude and I had enough
It's allways a bird. Or Fly. Or...you get the point. I'm even open to drone but there comes a time when enough is enough and the usual suspects need to notice when some of the tried and true doesn't fit anymore.
gortex
reply to post by FlySolo
How is it that you make a thread and claim this thing is "zipping by at great speeds" then tell us what it isn't it's others when they question that assertion who are the ones that have to supply proof ?
I've asked you nicely in a IM last time I made a thread. Remember the fly? You just blew me off. That's rude and I had enough
I have no idea what you are talking about in regard to the pm but I still think that is the most likely explanation.
edit on 6-12-2013 by gortex because: (no reason given)
You really, really want it to be a UFO don't you?.....
then could it be the bird was gliding and not flapping its wings in this case
FlySolo
reply to post by gortex
Gortex. My man. I'm not an unreasonable guy. But I really do think you need to sharpen your debating skills. You have so many stars yet you provided such an irrelevant response.
I already posted a seagull pic from the side which resembles a ufo for comparison. I was expecting you to come back with something a little more similar to what's in the OP, not a video proving seagulls live down by the river. Or come up with some kind of technical explanation on TV cameras or frame rates.
FlySolo
reply to post by snoopy11
I don't know how visible a shadow would be seeing it is pretty cloudy and I wouldn't imagine a bird being close would be so out of focus to give it that exaggerated elongated look, even with the camera focused on the foreground. You make some other interesting remarks regarding the inconsistency of the projectile shape so I'l give you a star for the good response.
FlySolo
reply to post by snoopy11
I don't know how visible a shadow would be seeing it is pretty cloudy and I wouldn't imagine a bird being close would be so out of focus to give it that exaggerated elongated look, even with the camera focused on the foreground. You make some other interesting remarks regarding the inconsistency of the projectile shape so I'l give you a star for the good response.
Larger apertures (smaller F-stop number) and closer focusing distances produce a shallower depth of field