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originally posted by: wmd_2008
a reply to: Scrubdog
Are you talking about the old green nightvision cameras with a screen resolution lower than old Atari/amiga computers.
Why bother when this can be done now.
Big Budget Military
Or pro grade Digital Mirrorless Cameras from Sony.
Strange all these ufo youtubers don't buy cameras like the Sony above but then again it may destroy there income
originally posted by: Scrubdog
Darn it, y'all. I am hitting the "Youtube" thing, and putting in the url, and yet my videos all go to black. I blog on a couple other sites and have been able to cut paste easily. Hopefully the links are easy enough for you to manage, and I do apologize.
Again, the best triangle I have seen is here: www.youtube.com...
originally posted by: wmd_2008
a reply to: Scrubdog
Been on here a 100 times and his stuff is total BS.
John Watsons Space Machines
originally posted by: wmd_2008
a reply to: Scrubdog
Click on John Watson space machines it will take you to the thread now in the HOAX bin he could never provide evidence of his claims or info about his morphing ufo videos.
When out of focus lights can appear to change shape that depends on focus & aperture
Lots of members here long time amateur photographers we even have a few pros
Some of us post on here Members Astrophotography Thread
We know the night sky & limits of equipment.
The Star Capella in focus you can see stars in that image almost 100 times fainter than with your eye and thats with 150 other houses around mine.
originally posted by: wmd_2008
a reply to: Scrubdog
You might like these as well.
Below real time video not the usual timelapse.
Aurora Real time Video
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That was so cool.
Sigh.
I have the darkest skies to explore, and not enough money to really get a good set-up. I have the perfect place to have a good size telescope and whatever UFO type recording equipment might want to attempt. I hope to do it some day.
originally posted by: TheTruthRocks
a reply to: Scrubdog
We could see satellites as well as other unidentifiable stuff. Not just from the aircraft when airborne, but from the ground too. When you really crank up the amplification, the black sky became green and any previously invisible light source was brought into view. My NVG experience was with MC-130 and AC-130 aircraft.
There's a Youtube channel called Fluke Skywatcher. He has some excellent equipment and his vids are really well done. He not only presents weird stuff; he provides really good advice and analysis on what we're seeing out there. Here's his first one from a few years ago.
www.youtube.com...
originally posted by: Scrubdog
Here is the good one. Now, if you can easily debunk it, please do so without debunking me.
originally posted by: Blue Shift
originally posted by: Scrubdog
Here is the good one. Now, if you can easily debunk it, please do so without debunking me.
Looks like a bird to me. You wouldn't be able to see the wings flap in IR, but it does kind of wobble in a way that suggests it. Fun, though. I'm more intrigued by the other object in the video that goes straight down in a line. The one that seems to be tumbling.
originally posted by: WhyDidIJoin
a reply to: Scrubdog
Night vision is cool but it's only good for infrared. You're better off to use thermal imaging.
originally posted by: FireballStorm
a reply to: Scrubdog
There is plenty of "weird stuff" going on up there, till you start to look a little more closely...
Borrowed from elevenaugust's excellent thread here
The above footage shows just how easily an ordinary set of events may occur, and together (in the heat of the moment), might look like something extraordinary, if someone is not paying attention.
Here are some more, mostly meteor footage:
NEC and Goto Corporation produce the NC-R550a, a three- EM CCD chip cooled video camera that costs around 44 000€ (some years back now)
Perseid meteor footage from NC-R550a:
More recent footage of Persied meteors taken with the A7S:
originally posted by: PheonixReborn
originally posted by: WhyDidIJoin
a reply to: Scrubdog
Night vision is cool but it's only good for infrared. You're better off to use thermal imaging.
Now normally I just sit back and take this sh*t but COME ON.....!
Thermal imagine IS infra red.
You belille the whole field with your stupidity.