There REALLY IS something strange in western sky around sunset...!!! | |
Dr. Astro Senior Forum Moderator User ID: 4211721 United States 10/16/2013 04:04 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Yeah, wow, a bright star or planet. Gee, there aren't ANY bright stars or planets in the west right now, are there? Do tell me Blue, how does this "thicken" the plot at all? He doesn't show any wide views with other stars in the view which could be used to astrometrically solve it, so we're left to guess where exactly this is in the sky. "West" is awfully vague and leaves a number of likely candidates. And that's before we start making ridiculous assumptions that there is some bright naked eye star or planet visible in the west that amateur astronomers have not noticed, discovered, and screamed about. Yet somehow idiots on youtube with no idea how to properly measure the position of this thing, have in fact discovered something that EVERY competent amateur astronomer out there would instantly notice. To use a word you like to use, that would be "impossible." Again, I invite you to join me at Chiefland astronomy village this year for the fall star party in two weeks. I'll be there Thursday through Sunday along with many other amateur astronomers, each one armed with extremely powerful equipment. Hey, message me, I might actually be able to come. If that is November 1st I will again be in Orlando and would love to attend. Went to the Miami museum of science this weekend and the local astronomy club was there. I asked about the "object" but none had seen it. One guy immediately said Ison though. Thanks for the invite. Would really love to attend. Message sent, I sincerely hope you show up. I can predict what the experience will be like though: :Nibooboo: In all seriousness, you haven't seen serious amateur astronomers in action until you've attended a major star party like Chiefland. If there were ANYTHING sitting out there in the west like that "unidentified," they would know about it. |
Dr. Astro Senior Forum Moderator User ID: 4211721 United States 10/16/2013 04:06 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | It is NOT venus(you can see that clearly to the left/higher) Quoting: ok 7875900 It is NOT mercury(can hardly be seen @ all, certainly doesn't have disc like appendage) You can not see anything unusual with eyes only, HOWEVER with a pair of binoculars you can see a round, reddish object as bright as Venus BUT with something CLEARLY protruding from it that is disc like but open ended. A sort of "V" shape to it... The left side appears to be more prominent. I've checked it out last two nights and can hardly believe my eyes. All articles I read state you can NOT see the rings of Saturn with just binocs; its too far for that. Plus the "V" shape part is larger then the object; it is vice versa with Saturn. I've seen saturn through a proper telescope and it was tiny, its rings even more so. Please if you are in usa/canada or other northern latitudes, check it out, near sunset WITH binocs @ least. I can't believe this but it looks just like the images of what niburu is supposed to look like, the winged disc!!! Craziest thing I've ever seen, right up there with hale bopp or green lightning or intense aurora action. I am sort of willing to believe it's Saturn due to local, appearance but doesn't seem possible @ all(way too much detail for such weak/generic binoculars! It doesn't even say the mag power on them.)!!! AND The rings are NOT open ended The rings are NOT more prominent then the planet/object Again it is NOT venus, observed it shorlty later/unmistakably. Mercury might of been the winged messanger but does NOT actually have wing/disc like appearance to it ever. Will attempt images tomorrow. SAME OBJECT THREE YEARS AGO...... [link to youtu.be] THE REST SPEAK FOR ITSELF...... Nice autofocus fail. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 39942039 United States 10/16/2013 04:12 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | It is NOT venus(you can see that clearly to the left/higher) Quoting: ok 7875900 It is NOT mercury(can hardly be seen @ all, certainly doesn't have disc like appendage) You can not see anything unusual with eyes only, HOWEVER with a pair of binoculars you can see a round, reddish object as bright as Venus BUT with something CLEARLY protruding from it that is disc like but open ended. A sort of "V" shape to it... The left side appears to be more prominent. I've checked it out last two nights and can hardly believe my eyes. All articles I read state you can NOT see the rings of Saturn with just binocs; its too far for that. Plus the "V" shape part is larger then the object; it is vice versa with Saturn. I've seen saturn through a proper telescope and it was tiny, its rings even more so. Please if you are in usa/canada or other northern latitudes, check it out, near sunset WITH binocs @ least. I can't believe this but it looks just like the images of what niburu is supposed to look like, the winged disc!!! Craziest thing I've ever seen, right up there with hale bopp or green lightning or intense aurora action. I am sort of willing to believe it's Saturn due to local, appearance but doesn't seem possible @ all(way too much detail for such weak/generic binoculars! It doesn't even say the mag power on them.)!!! AND The rings are NOT open ended The rings are NOT more prominent then the planet/object Again it is NOT venus, observed it shorlty later/unmistakably. Mercury might of been the winged messanger but does NOT actually have wing/disc like appearance to it ever. Will attempt images tomorrow. SAME OBJECT THREE YEARS AGO...... [link to youtu.be] THE REST SPEAK FOR ITSELF...... Nice autofocus fail. TAKE A GOOD LOOK AT THE VIDEO..... REALLY..... MAYBE YOU WILL UNDERSTAND..... THAT THIS IS NOT A STAR....... |
Dr. Astro Senior Forum Moderator User ID: 4211721 United States 10/16/2013 04:14 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | It is NOT venus(you can see that clearly to the left/higher) Quoting: ok 7875900 It is NOT mercury(can hardly be seen @ all, certainly doesn't have disc like appendage) You can not see anything unusual with eyes only, HOWEVER with a pair of binoculars you can see a round, reddish object as bright as Venus BUT with something CLEARLY protruding from it that is disc like but open ended. A sort of "V" shape to it... The left side appears to be more prominent. I've checked it out last two nights and can hardly believe my eyes. All articles I read state you can NOT see the rings of Saturn with just binocs; its too far for that. Plus the "V" shape part is larger then the object; it is vice versa with Saturn. I've seen saturn through a proper telescope and it was tiny, its rings even more so. Please if you are in usa/canada or other northern latitudes, check it out, near sunset WITH binocs @ least. I can't believe this but it looks just like the images of what niburu is supposed to look like, the winged disc!!! Craziest thing I've ever seen, right up there with hale bopp or green lightning or intense aurora action. I am sort of willing to believe it's Saturn due to local, appearance but doesn't seem possible @ all(way too much detail for such weak/generic binoculars! It doesn't even say the mag power on them.)!!! AND The rings are NOT open ended The rings are NOT more prominent then the planet/object Again it is NOT venus, observed it shorlty later/unmistakably. Mercury might of been the winged messanger but does NOT actually have wing/disc like appearance to it ever. Will attempt images tomorrow. SAME OBJECT THREE YEARS AGO...... [link to youtu.be] THE REST SPEAK FOR ITSELF...... Nice autofocus fail. TAKE A GOOD LOOK AT THE VIDEO..... I did. Really. Turn off your autofocus and use manual focus. Set focus to infinity. Problem solved. |
Setheory User ID: 22372062 United States 10/16/2013 04:22 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Items in Question: Quoting: 3rdEyeE Picture 1--We agree it is an illustration (even though Sethy could only say "it appears to be an illustration"). Don't know about you all, but to me that suggests it could be an actual photography. Does ANYONE agree with Sethy on this bullshit? If so, state your Name. Oh, I have to laugh. Yes, by all means. If anyone here disagrees with my statement that the image “appears to be an illustration”, please state your name. |
Karlos User ID: 48450571 United Kingdom 10/16/2013 04:22 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | TAKE A GOOD LOOK AT THE VIDEO..... Quoting: Anonymous Coward 39942039 REALLY..... MAYBE YOU WILL UNDERSTAND..... THAT THIS IS NOT A STAR....... It could be almost anything, star, planet, plane.... The pattern you get when the image spreads, would be the same if you filmed any small, bright, light source. It's generated by the optics. Astronomers routinely de-focus point-sources of light, as a means of aligning and/or checking optics, and see these patterns all the times. Except that we don't usually see such mis-shapen/deformed patterns, because our optics are usually far better/cleaner than the optics being used here. The camera lens is either poor-quality, or dirty (maybe both) Good, clean, well-aligned optics will give a pattern of concentric rings if you de-focus a point-source. The crappy optics you get in many cameras and cell-phones give all sorts of indistinct 'orb' shapes, hexagons, diamonds, etc. with all kinds of weird anomalies. Just like this video. Last Edited by Karlos on 10/16/2013 04:27 PM |
Setheory User ID: 22372062 United States 10/16/2013 04:28 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Items in Question: Quoting: 3rdEyeE Picture 2--We agree, NOTHING but clear blue skies. No planes, contrails, chemtrails, lens flare, clouds, nothing (hint, hint this is OBVIOUSLY not the SW sky) Picture 3--Waiting on "their" answer Picture 2--We agree, NOTHING but clear blue skies. No planes, contrails, chemtrails, lens flare, clouds, nothing (hint, hint this is OBVIOUSLY not the SW sky) Who said it was a photo of the SW sky? Picture 3--Waiting on "their" answer I already commented on that. |
3rdEyeE User ID: 1291852 United States 10/16/2013 04:28 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Just opened the pic-sharing account...Let's establish some basic FACTS about using lay equipment to photograph objects in the sky/space. Quoting: 3rdEyeE How about an apology to Boxer first. You called him a fraud due to your "lack of understanding". (I'm being nice) You seem to just skip over all your mistakes as if nothing happened. Why is that? Still waiting for that apology. You gonna get the apology as soon as you answer this questions: Did you drop those trees in? Or was it Default? This is EXTREMELY relevant, but NO ANSWER, makes me suspicious. The poster's picture had REAL TREES, what about yours? Did you select "nightime trees" or NOT? Your continued abstinence from answering this is speaking volumes. By the way, thanks for the ban, it cost me $10 that I will take from your pride, integrity and creditability. Now what about those trees? |
3rdEyeE User ID: 1291852 United States 10/16/2013 04:34 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Items in Question: Quoting: 3rdEyeE Picture 1--We agree it is an illustration (even though Sethy could only say "it appears to be an illustration"). Don't know about you all, but to me that suggests it could be an actual photography. Does ANYONE agree with Sethy on this bullshit? If so, state your Name. Oh, I have to laugh. Yes, by all means. If anyone here disagrees with my statement that the image “appears to be an illustration”, please state your name. Sethy you are slipping AGAIN. I, Erik F. Barnes, disagree. Picture #1 IS AN ILLUSTRATION. Vis a Vis, it is PHYSICALLY impossible that picture #1 (Google Image "winged planet") is an ACTUAL photograph...so that is the very definition of "is" vs. "appears". Did I lose you? And for the post stats, NOBODY has stepped forward to say "they think it is an illustration, but they are not sure". Why come, Sethy? (bad grammar for dramatic effect) |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 47524696 Germany 10/16/2013 04:36 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Items in Question: Quoting: 3rdEyeE Picture 1--We agree it is an illustration (even though Sethy could only say "it appears to be an illustration"). Don't know about you all, but to me that suggests it could be an actual photography. Does ANYONE agree with Sethy on this bullshit? If so, state your Name. Picture 2--We agree, NOTHING but clear blue skies. No planes, contrails, chemtrails, lens flare, clouds, nothing (hint, hint this is OBVIOUSLY not the SW sky) Picture 3--Waiting on "their" answer Picture 4--We disagree. At least 5 - 10 said "lens flare" b/c of the wire, but actually the wire had nothing to do with it b/c there is some other UN-STATED proof in picture 3 that not 1, but 2 objects are flare or flare-related. What proof you ask, Astro said so and posted a finger test video. Astro has NOT responded to the black thread/sun simulation which is FAR more analogous and easier to produce than responding to my messages. He said the finger was a test, but the thread was a "game". Good thing he gets to play Dick Webster, right? And to be clear, the object in pics 3, 4 and 5 (WERE NEVER VISIBLE THROUGH MY CAMERA VIEWER). Picture 5--We disagree. At least 2 people said "lens flare"/"filter flare". There proof/evidence = they said so. Supporting evidence: Shill logic if there is a picture of the sun and ANYTHING else, ALL OTHER SAID things EXCEPT animals are "flares". Get it, right? Nevermind, the REAL flares in the pic (the reddish, circular, translucent flares at or around the bright object). Nope, the two flares that look like a planet AND a moon in photos and with my naked eyes, and the moon (less prominent) than the planet maintains the same DISTANCE and ORIENTATION to the planet...That's that new lens flare, right? How do they know it's a flare and not "the contrail" that everybody has been seeing? Funny, thing my pictures will take it from: invisible to naked eye Double lens flare on wire Double lens flare off wire Contrail Venus NEARLY identical to the DOCUMENTED --descriptions/illustrations of the "winged planet" And then I am done, so consider us to be at stage 3 of 6. Not sure if I understood you correctly. In your picture #5 I see both versions. 1. A reflection of light between the lense and the glass of your camera (at the ~1100 position) and also you have lense flares which appear reddish (at the bottom) in your picture. Are you saying that the reddish flares are coming from Planet X? [link to img24.imageshack.us] |
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Setheory User ID: 22372062 United States 10/16/2013 04:52 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Items in Question: Quoting: 3rdEyeE Picture 1--We agree it is an illustration (even though Sethy could only say "it appears to be an illustration"). Don't know about you all, but to me that suggests it could be an actual photography. Does ANYONE agree with Sethy on this bullshit? If so, state your Name. Oh, I have to laugh. Yes, by all means. If anyone here disagrees with my statement that the image “appears to be an illustration”, please state your name. Sethy you are slipping AGAIN. I, Erik F. Barnes, disagree. Picture #1 IS AN ILLUSTRATION. Vis a Vis, it is PHYSICALLY impossible that picture #1 (Google Image "winged planet") is an ACTUAL photograph...so that is the very definition of "is" vs. "appears". Did I lose you? And for the post stats, NOBODY has stepped forward to say "they think it is an illustration, but they are not sure". Why come, Sethy? (bad grammar for dramatic effect) "they think it is an illustration, but they are not sure" The above isn't my quote. It is something you made up. You aren’t even good at word games. I didn’t say “it was a photo” or “probably a photo”. I said your image “appears to be an illustration”. I think we can all agree that it looks like an illustration. You seem to be having a difficult time with the simplest of concepts. |
3rdEyeE User ID: 1291852 United States 10/16/2013 04:55 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Items in Question: Quoting: 3rdEyeE Picture 1--We agree it is an illustration (even though Sethy could only say "it appears to be an illustration"). Don't know about you all, but to me that suggests it could be an actual photography. Does ANYONE agree with Sethy on this bullshit? If so, state your Name. Picture 2--We agree, NOTHING but clear blue skies. No planes, contrails, chemtrails, lens flare, clouds, nothing (hint, hint this is OBVIOUSLY not the SW sky) Picture 3--Waiting on "their" answer Picture 4--We disagree. At least 5 - 10 said "lens flare" b/c of the wire, but actually the wire had nothing to do with it b/c there is some other UN-STATED proof in picture 3 that not 1, but 2 objects are flare or flare-related. What proof you ask, Astro said so and posted a finger test video. Astro has NOT responded to the black thread/sun simulation which is FAR more analogous and easier to produce than responding to my messages. He said the finger was a test, but the thread was a "game". Good thing he gets to play Dick Webster, right? And to be clear, the object in pics 3, 4 and 5 (WERE NEVER VISIBLE THROUGH MY CAMERA VIEWER). Picture 5--We disagree. At least 2 people said "lens flare"/"filter flare". There proof/evidence = they said so. Supporting evidence: Shill logic if there is a picture of the sun and ANYTHING else, ALL OTHER SAID things EXCEPT animals are "flares". Get it, right? Nevermind, the REAL flares in the pic (the reddish, circular, translucent flares at or around the bright object). Nope, the two flares that look like a planet AND a moon in photos and with my naked eyes, and the moon (less prominent) than the planet maintains the same DISTANCE and ORIENTATION to the planet...That's that new lens flare, right? How do they know it's a flare and not "the contrail" that everybody has been seeing? Funny, thing my pictures will take it from: invisible to naked eye Double lens flare on wire Double lens flare off wire Contrail Venus NEARLY identical to the DOCUMENTED --descriptions/illustrations of the "winged planet" And then I am done, so consider us to be at stage 3 of 6. Not sure if I understood you correctly. In your picture #5 I see both versions. 1. A reflection of light between the lense and the glass of your camera (at the ~1100 position) and also you have lense flares which appear reddish (at the bottom) in your picture. Are you saying that the reddish flares are coming from Planet X? [link to img24.imageshack.us] Nope, just the opposite...Orange flares at the bottom, TWO OBJECTS at 10 o'clock NOT flares. I have NAKED eye proof and more pictures. Your "illustrated" explanation looks like it came from my son's 5th grade science book. And oh by the way, why not use a real picture WITH EXACTLY 2 "versions" of lens flare instead of an illustration with 3 "versions". Gotta say, that's my new ATF (2 versions of lens flare) How do I get 3 versions, can I get 4 or 5....Because I ONLY get 2. How do I get more, help me. |
3rdEyeE User ID: 1291852 United States 10/16/2013 04:57 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | And to be clear, the object in pics 3, 4 and 5 (WERE NEVER VISIBLE THROUGH MY CAMERA VIEWER). Quoting: 3rdEyeE If by object, you mean what appears to be the planet/star in image 3 and the lens/filter flares in image 3 & 4, then that is not surprising. Ok, thanks...So how then does your cubicle buddy's "Finger Test" (not a game) apply to this thread or these pics? |
3rdEyeE User ID: 1291852 United States 10/16/2013 05:08 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Audit time: Relevant questions by 3rd Eye E STILL not answered: 1) Did Boxer add the trees or Not? 2) What is the object in pic #3? 3) Without regard to the wire (I have previously stated I will videotape...the pics and zooming when possible), How can you PRVOE the "planet" AND "moon" are 2 "versions" of lens/filter flare? 4) How can you prove the "planet" and "moon" are 2 versions of flares in pic #4 (no wire)? 5) How can I get more "versions" of lens flare...not the big, translucent ones, just the ones like the "moon" and "planet"? 6) Anybody with video, pics of black thread/sun "test"? To be fair, have I left any questions un-answered: 1) Said I will provide video to PROVE wire runs through the "object" 2) Explained that I have understood fake backgrounds/templates since the 3rd grade What else have I missed? |
Setheory User ID: 22372062 United States 10/16/2013 05:20 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | And to be clear, the object in pics 3, 4 and 5 (WERE NEVER VISIBLE THROUGH MY CAMERA VIEWER). Quoting: 3rdEyeE If by object, you mean what appears to be the planet/star in image 3 and the lens/filter flares in image 3 & 4, then that is not surprising. Ok, thanks...So how then does your cubicle buddy's "Finger Test" (not a game) apply to this thread or these pics? I don’t see any flares in image 3, so it is not relevant. Images 3 & 4 are clearly lens/filter flares, so I wouldn’t even bother doing a “finger test” on those. When I worked at a photo studio, we often got assigned to shoot HS football games and swim meets. We would always set our shots with the sun at our backs because if we did not, we ended up getting a good amount of images with flaring just like your examples. I’ve processed more than my fair share of these. |
BoxerLvr User ID: 1298401 Puerto Rico 10/16/2013 05:29 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | ... Quoting: Setheory 22372062 How about an apology to Boxer first. You called him a fraud due to your "lack of understanding". (I'm being nice) You seem to just skip over all your mistakes as if nothing happened. Why is that? Still waiting for that apology. You gonna get the apology as soon as you answer this questions: Did you drop those trees in? Or was it Default? This is EXTREMELY relevant, but NO ANSWER, makes me suspicious. The poster's picture had REAL TREES, what about yours? Did you select "nightime trees" or NOT? Your continued abstinence from answering this is speaking volumes. By the way, thanks for the ban, it cost me $10 that I will take from your pride, integrity and creditability. Now what about those trees? No I didn't drop the tress in. That is just a generic ground image in Stellarium. You can pick other ground images (ocean view, etc.) but I like that one because it matches the view from my location better than the others. Of course the poster had real trees in his pic....it's a real picture from his yard. Already answered that. No I didn't select "nighttime trees". You don't seem to understand how Stellarium works. Why don't you download it and try it out for yourself. What ban? I didn't ban you. I'm not the OP of the thread, nor am I a MOD. So how could I have banned you. LOL. Still waiting for that apology.... Last Edited by BoxerLvr on 10/16/2013 05:29 PM It is precisely because it is fashionable for Americans to know no science, even though they may be well educated otherwise, that they so easily fall prey to nonsense. They thus become part of the armies of the night, the purveyors of nitwittery, the retailers of intellectual junk food, the feeders on mental cardboard, for their ignorance keeps them from distinguishing nectar from sewage. — Isaac Asimov |
3rdEyeE User ID: 1291852 United States 10/16/2013 05:29 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | And to be clear, the object in pics 3, 4 and 5 (WERE NEVER VISIBLE THROUGH MY CAMERA VIEWER). Quoting: 3rdEyeE If by object, you mean what appears to be the planet/star in image 3 and the lens/filter flares in image 3 & 4, then that is not surprising. Ok, thanks...So how then does your cubicle buddy's "Finger Test" (not a game) apply to this thread or these pics? I don’t see any flares in image 3, so it is not relevant. Images 3 & 4 are clearly lens/filter flares, so I wouldn’t even bother doing a “finger test” on those. When I worked at a photo studio, we often got assigned to shoot HS football games and swim meets. We would always set our shots with the sun at our backs because if we did not, we ended up getting a good amount of images with flaring just like your examples. I’ve processed more than my fair share of these. That is insufficient, anecdotal BS, please refer to my posts of un-answered questions. With all due respect, if you don't have said pics from your Kinko's days, I don't care what you saw. I asked how can you PROVE it? Saying, "I saw something similar, is anecdotal/heresay at best, this is a PROOF society. Take some NEW ones or go call Bob, your old Kinkos boss. But thanks for sharing the tip "don't aim at the sun" unless you need to photograph something that is close to it. Hear from Boxer about how he "chose" evening trees? IJS. |
Bluepill User ID: 48465056 United States 10/16/2013 05:32 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | And to be clear, the object in pics 3, 4 and 5 (WERE NEVER VISIBLE THROUGH MY CAMERA VIEWER). Quoting: 3rdEyeE If by object, you mean what appears to be the planet/star in image 3 and the lens/filter flares in image 3 & 4, then that is not surprising. Ok, thanks...So how then does your cubicle buddy's "Finger Test" (not a game) apply to this thread or these pics? I don’t see any flares in image 3, so it is not relevant. Images 3 & 4 are clearly lens/filter flares, so I wouldn’t even bother doing a “finger test” on those. When I worked at a photo studio, we often got assigned to shoot HS football games and swim meets. We would always set our shots with the sun at our backs because if we did not, we ended up getting a good amount of images with flaring just like your examples. I’ve processed more than my fair share of these. I really enjoy this discussion but have been back and forth today at work so please excuse my ignorance. But if photo 4(going by my email) is lens flair then Erik is COMPLETELY lieing about this whole thing and sent emails to me and others and spending time here just screwing around with all of us...is that correct? Thanks. Last Edited by Bluepill on 10/16/2013 05:34 PM |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 47524696 Germany 10/16/2013 05:33 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Items in Question: Quoting: 3rdEyeE Picture 1--We agree it is an illustration (even though Sethy could only say "it appears to be an illustration"). Don't know about you all, but to me that suggests it could be an actual photography. Does ANYONE agree with Sethy on this bullshit? If so, state your Name. Picture 2--We agree, NOTHING but clear blue skies. No planes, contrails, chemtrails, lens flare, clouds, nothing (hint, hint this is OBVIOUSLY not the SW sky) Picture 3--Waiting on "their" answer Picture 4--We disagree. At least 5 - 10 said "lens flare" b/c of the wire, but actually the wire had nothing to do with it b/c there is some other UN-STATED proof in picture 3 that not 1, but 2 objects are flare or flare-related. What proof you ask, Astro said so and posted a finger test video. Astro has NOT responded to the black thread/sun simulation which is FAR more analogous and easier to produce than responding to my messages. He said the finger was a test, but the thread was a "game". Good thing he gets to play Dick Webster, right? And to be clear, the object in pics 3, 4 and 5 (WERE NEVER VISIBLE THROUGH MY CAMERA VIEWER). Picture 5--We disagree. At least 2 people said "lens flare"/"filter flare". There proof/evidence = they said so. Supporting evidence: Shill logic if there is a picture of the sun and ANYTHING else, ALL OTHER SAID things EXCEPT animals are "flares". Get it, right? Nevermind, the REAL flares in the pic (the reddish, circular, translucent flares at or around the bright object). Nope, the two flares that look like a planet AND a moon in photos and with my naked eyes, and the moon (less prominent) than the planet maintains the same DISTANCE and ORIENTATION to the planet...That's that new lens flare, right? How do they know it's a flare and not "the contrail" that everybody has been seeing? Funny, thing my pictures will take it from: invisible to naked eye Double lens flare on wire Double lens flare off wire Contrail Venus NEARLY identical to the DOCUMENTED --descriptions/illustrations of the "winged planet" And then I am done, so consider us to be at stage 3 of 6. Not sure if I understood you correctly. In your picture #5 I see both versions. 1. A reflection of light between the lense and the glass of your camera (at the ~1100 position) and also you have lense flares which appear reddish (at the bottom) in your picture. Are you saying that the reddish flares are coming from Planet X? [link to img24.imageshack.us] Nope, just the opposite...Orange flares at the bottom, TWO OBJECTS at 10 o'clock NOT flares. I have NAKED eye proof and more pictures. Your "illustrated" explanation looks like it came from my son's 5th grade science book. And oh by the way, why not use a real picture WITH EXACTLY 2 "versions" of lens flare instead of an illustration with 3 "versions". Gotta say, that's my new ATF (2 versions of lens flare) How do I get 3 versions, can I get 4 or 5....Because I ONLY get 2. How do I get more, help me. Nope, just the opposite...Orange flares at the bottom, TWO OBJECTS at 10 o'clock NOT flares. I have NAKED eye proof and more pictures. Quoting: 3rdEyeE So you saw those two objects at 1000 naked eye? Your "illustrated" explanation looks like it came from my son's 5th grade science book. Quoting: 3rdEyeE Ok. And oh by the way, why not use a real picture WITH EXACTLY 2 "versions" of lens flare instead of an illustration with 3 "versions". Quoting: 3rdEyeE Why only two versions when there are three? There are many different kind of flares, lense flares and the like. Your cam (is it a smartphone?) contains several group of lenses which react differently depending on the angle of light entering into the cam lense(s). What does ATF stands for? To be absolutely sure that I understand what you are talking about: You are focusing on the three objects at the 1100 & 1000 position, right? This is what you have seen naked eye and these are the objects we should all see? |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 17989851 United States 10/16/2013 05:36 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | 5) How can I get more "versions" of lens flare...not the big, translucent ones, just the ones like the "moon" and "planet"? Quoting: 3rdEyeE The ones you call "planet" and "moon" look to me like the result of internal reflections in the camera (especially from the brightest light source in view, the Sun). When light passes from one medium to another, some fraction of it is reflected. In the case of the camera lens, most of the light is transmitted (due to special non-reflective coatings that cut down on the amount that is reflected). Once past the first lens surface, a small amount of light would be reflected at the next surface, and of that, a small amount is reflected at the next surface. What you see in the picture is a radically reduced (in intensity) image of the sun, displaced from the primary image of the sun. Try taking another picture with the Sun in the view, and adjusted your line of sight to get the "Planet" in front of some trees or a building. |
3rdEyeE User ID: 1291852 United States 10/16/2013 05:39 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Pic #6...Identify ALL that you can. New questions: Is it possible to take a picture in the direction of the sun and capture any other OBJECTS in the pic? Do you always get the same "2 versions" of lens flare no matter what? Is it possible to look in the night sky (no sun, no street lights) and see "2 versions" of lens flare even if you are not looking through any lens/camera/glass/etc.? No more pics till ALL MY OPEN QUESTIONS are answered. [link to imageshack.us] Gotta go buy a kicking block for the football team. Directly answer the questions in my absence. Thanks for answering the question about the trees. No apology b/c I don't believe Boxer picked trees b/c he likes them. I think he did it to make the pictures seem "identical" and then he never responded to the poster who simply questioned the tree-line variance. You all think people are lying about their sky apps, cool...I think Boxer tried to mis-lead and obfuscate the issue/image. |
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3rdEyeE User ID: 1291852 United States 10/16/2013 05:42 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | 5) How can I get more "versions" of lens flare...not the big, translucent ones, just the ones like the "moon" and "planet"? Quoting: 3rdEyeE The ones you call "planet" and "moon" look to me like the result of internal reflections in the camera (especially from the brightest light source in view, the Sun). When light passes from one medium to another, some fraction of it is reflected. In the case of the camera lens, most of the light is transmitted (due to special non-reflective coatings that cut down on the amount that is reflected). Once past the first lens surface, a small amount of light would be reflected at the next surface, and of that, a small amount is reflected at the next surface. What you see in the picture is a radically reduced (in intensity) image of the sun, displaced from the primary image of the sun. Try taking another picture with the Sun in the view, and adjusted your line of sight to get the "Planet" in front of some trees or a building. already got that, coming soon. |
BoxerLvr User ID: 1298401 Puerto Rico 10/16/2013 05:49 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | ... Quoting: Setheory 22372062 How about an apology to Boxer first. You called him a fraud due to your "lack of understanding". (I'm being nice) You seem to just skip over all your mistakes as if nothing happened. Why is that? Still waiting for that apology. You gonna get the apology as soon as you answer this questions: Questions answered. Thanks for answering the question about the trees. No apology b/c I don't believe Boxer picked trees b/c he likes them. Quoting: 3rdEyeE Thanks for proving what a lying piece of shit you are. I'm not really surprised though, you lying kooks never apologize when proven wrong. It is precisely because it is fashionable for Americans to know no science, even though they may be well educated otherwise, that they so easily fall prey to nonsense. They thus become part of the armies of the night, the purveyors of nitwittery, the retailers of intellectual junk food, the feeders on mental cardboard, for their ignorance keeps them from distinguishing nectar from sewage. — Isaac Asimov |
Setheory User ID: 22372062 United States 10/16/2013 05:50 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | ... Quoting: Setheory 22372062 If by object, you mean what appears to be the planet/star in image 3 and the lens/filter flares in image 3 & 4, then that is not surprising. Ok, thanks...So how then does your cubicle buddy's "Finger Test" (not a game) apply to this thread or these pics? I don’t see any flares in image 3, so it is not relevant. Images 3 & 4 are clearly lens/filter flares, so I wouldn’t even bother doing a “finger test” on those. When I worked at a photo studio, we often got assigned to shoot HS football games and swim meets. We would always set our shots with the sun at our backs because if we did not, we ended up getting a good amount of images with flaring just like your examples. I’ve processed more than my fair share of these. I really enjoy this discussion but have been back and forth today at work so please excuse my ignorance. But if photo 4(going by my email) is lens flair then Erik is COMPLETELY lieing about this whole thing and sent emails to me and others and spending time here just screwing around with all of us...is that correct? Thanks. It looks that way. However, it may be that he actually believes his lens flairs are a "planet" and a "moon". I have seen crazier things. |
Setheory User ID: 22372062 United States 10/16/2013 05:55 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Thanks for answering the question about the trees. No apology b/c I don't believe Boxer picked trees b/c he likes them. I think he did it to make the pictures seem "identical" and then he never responded to the poster who simply questioned the tree-line variance. You all think people are lying about their sky apps, cool...I think Boxer tried to mis-lead and obfuscate the issue/image. Quoting: 3rdEyeE Why am I not surprised? My guess is that he has probably posted an image from Stellarium before on this site and it has the same "tree-line". |
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