ManicMonkey
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Dear forum members,
Hello, I'm new here. I'm not a photographer of any kind. I'm just 14 years old. I live in Brazil. I think this forum probably has some people with very deep knowledge about photography, both artistically and physically.
I'm part of my school's robotic club, and because of that I have a good grasp of practical computation. I have a decent understanding of what a computer image or video clip are made of, even though my main interest is in programming. I know little about non-digital film and photography, though. I understand just the basics.
I wanted to know what non-biased specialists have to say about this video:
it's made by an exopolitics group, something i just recently heard about. I'm not exactly sure what they believe in, but I'm pretty sure they at least believe in UFOs. The video talks about a lady named Stella Lansing and how she was able to film and photograph a lot of weird things over several years.
I don't like to just go believing stuff I see on the internet, unlike most people I know. I wanted to know if any of that make sense. I looked around and I found a skeptics forum with a small thread about it:
Thoughtography - The Skeptics Society Forum
The user named Matthew Ellard makes at least one interesting claim:
regarding this line from the youtube video: "when the Super 8mm film was converted to video, suddenly (audio)voices appeared"
Domestic Kodak and AGFA Super 8mm didn't have a striped audio track. You had to stripe the film yourself. young people forget that film is not video. This claim simply means someone added audio to the video dub, for the first time, which is clear evidence of forgery.
Skeptics are biased and so are believers. I'm looking for a pure grounded answer based on simple facts. Is Matthew Ellard correct? Is that "clear evidence of forgery"?
Also, if anyone else can make any other grounded claims, either why it's fake or why it's a mistery, they are more than welcome.
Thank you.
Hello, I'm new here. I'm not a photographer of any kind. I'm just 14 years old. I live in Brazil. I think this forum probably has some people with very deep knowledge about photography, both artistically and physically.
I'm part of my school's robotic club, and because of that I have a good grasp of practical computation. I have a decent understanding of what a computer image or video clip are made of, even though my main interest is in programming. I know little about non-digital film and photography, though. I understand just the basics.
I wanted to know what non-biased specialists have to say about this video:
it's made by an exopolitics group, something i just recently heard about. I'm not exactly sure what they believe in, but I'm pretty sure they at least believe in UFOs. The video talks about a lady named Stella Lansing and how she was able to film and photograph a lot of weird things over several years.
I don't like to just go believing stuff I see on the internet, unlike most people I know. I wanted to know if any of that make sense. I looked around and I found a skeptics forum with a small thread about it:
Thoughtography - The Skeptics Society Forum
The user named Matthew Ellard makes at least one interesting claim:
regarding this line from the youtube video: "when the Super 8mm film was converted to video, suddenly (audio)voices appeared"
Domestic Kodak and AGFA Super 8mm didn't have a striped audio track. You had to stripe the film yourself. young people forget that film is not video. This claim simply means someone added audio to the video dub, for the first time, which is clear evidence of forgery.
Skeptics are biased and so are believers. I'm looking for a pure grounded answer based on simple facts. Is Matthew Ellard correct? Is that "clear evidence of forgery"?
Also, if anyone else can make any other grounded claims, either why it's fake or why it's a mistery, they are more than welcome.
Thank you.