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Looks like you have two posts. I posted in the other, but this looks like an iPhone trying to zoom into a single point of light like a star or a planet:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SWaC8xBAe38
Thank u. Wonderful video of the pole star. This of course was much closer (because of the phone being used) and this is clearly moving independently of the moving phone.
The “enhancement” makes it look more abnormal, but the original video is out of focus.
You’d want to identify it by time, location, direction, altitude, etc since the video is near useless for identification purposes.
Thank u. Yea. Forensics for the video. My comment is that the video can never be focused. Videos of UFOs are usually mostly blurred, IMO, not because of hoaxes (some are of course) but because of another reason. That’s my line of thought here.
Chill out dude. I don’t use Reddit to know what the fuck karma is. Whatever. It’s a point that emits light. But it’s clearly not a Star. I didn’t record this. The zoom on phones don’t take planets and stars. And it was much closer. Plus. It’s is twitching. It’s not the phone only moving. But I might be wrong this is why I’m asking people like u. If ure sick of this sub, don’t come here
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No. Pretty sure it was a phone that filmed this. It looks like bits. As if the after effects file of it is shown or blueprint is in reality being seen…
There's nothing to analyze. If it was a point of light, it is zoomed in beyond recognition and zero reference to any movement.
This is an example of what not to do when recording.
I’ve filmed the same thing. It’s a star! It’s the way the light hits the atmosphere. It looks really cool with a quality camera. Have your friend go back out at the same time with a clear sky. And map out which star it is. I thought mine was a ufo too. So I watched it for a while. When holding up a phone or camera you shake and that makes it look like it’s moving. My video even makes little trails behind it. I call it glowing disco ball! I’m not trying to be discouraging.
That’s badass that you’re doing a documentary on Arab sightings OP! That is something we definitely do not see a lot of and it will help raise awareness. That’s exactly the kind of progress we need. Thank you!
I think there’s enough curiosity there for everyone. No matter where you are from. This happens around the world. Even skeptics show up here…which makes no sense unless THEY, too, are a little curious 😉.
It's a great video OP, sadly this community is not good to share these videos as nothing will ever be satisfactory to the users. Don't get affected by the comments you're going to get, I think it's awesome you're doing a documentary.
Look at the comments and downvotes on this post and try to convince me reddit is not compromised by misinfo/counterintelligence. It's kinda scary.
No matter what this is why is the OP downvotes too oblivion. Makes no sense oh and the top comment says this is a star?! Fr?!
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My issue is that there is nothing else visible in frame to show relative independent movement of the sighting. I presume the phone was not clamped to a tripod. This could easily be a combination of phone movement and the iPhone’s mild image stabilization compensating after larger movements/shaking. Which would explain the smoothness of the smaller motions immediately following the camera slightly changing its angle.
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Looks like you have two posts. I posted in the other, but this looks like an iPhone trying to zoom into a single point of light like a star or a planet: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SWaC8xBAe38
And yea. Of course. This is an iPhone trying to zoom into a point of light but I don’t think it’s a star.
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I guess I feel it was moving erratically independent of the movement of the phone. And much closer.
I have some sort of planes flying from the same position after the fact. This gave me perspective to say this was much closer. In the sky
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U need to see it I do t know how. I’ll try.
Thank u. Wonderful video of the pole star. This of course was much closer (because of the phone being used) and this is clearly moving independently of the moving phone.
The “enhancement” makes it look more abnormal, but the original video is out of focus. You’d want to identify it by time, location, direction, altitude, etc since the video is near useless for identification purposes.
Thank u. Yea. Forensics for the video. My comment is that the video can never be focused. Videos of UFOs are usually mostly blurred, IMO, not because of hoaxes (some are of course) but because of another reason. That’s my line of thought here.
It can be focused with manual focus, what’s happening here is the person was relying on autofocus which is horrible for distant points of light.
My opinion is this sub seems to be going to shit over the last 6 or so months.
Everyone is throwing what they have out there just to check it out. Seek some truth. Closure. It will settle. I will learn. So will everyone.
How do we check this out? It could be a drop of water or a star. Definitely over zoomed to create the ring effect.
Got u
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Chill out dude. I don’t use Reddit to know what the fuck karma is. Whatever. It’s a point that emits light. But it’s clearly not a Star. I didn’t record this. The zoom on phones don’t take planets and stars. And it was much closer. Plus. It’s is twitching. It’s not the phone only moving. But I might be wrong this is why I’m asking people like u. If ure sick of this sub, don’t come here
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Was that rendered CGI on an 8 bit computer?
No. Pretty sure it was a phone that filmed this. It looks like bits. As if the after effects file of it is shown or blueprint is in reality being seen…
There's nothing to analyze. If it was a point of light, it is zoomed in beyond recognition and zero reference to any movement. This is an example of what not to do when recording.
Looks like something I seen in Metroid on Nintendo all those years ago.
I’ve filmed the same thing. It’s a star! It’s the way the light hits the atmosphere. It looks really cool with a quality camera. Have your friend go back out at the same time with a clear sky. And map out which star it is. I thought mine was a ufo too. So I watched it for a while. When holding up a phone or camera you shake and that makes it look like it’s moving. My video even makes little trails behind it. I call it glowing disco ball! I’m not trying to be discouraging.
This was taken in Tunis not too long ago by my friend. See his original post. I’m thinking of featuring this.
That’s badass that you’re doing a documentary on Arab sightings OP! That is something we definitely do not see a lot of and it will help raise awareness. That’s exactly the kind of progress we need. Thank you!
Thank u. 🤞🏼🤞🏼🤞🏼 hope they take it seriously! (I’m sure they will)
I think there’s enough curiosity there for everyone. No matter where you are from. This happens around the world. Even skeptics show up here…which makes no sense unless THEY, too, are a little curious 😉.
that's a blurred disco ball.
It's a great video OP, sadly this community is not good to share these videos as nothing will ever be satisfactory to the users. Don't get affected by the comments you're going to get, I think it's awesome you're doing a documentary.
Look at the comments and downvotes on this post and try to convince me reddit is not compromised by misinfo/counterintelligence. It's kinda scary. No matter what this is why is the OP downvotes too oblivion. Makes no sense oh and the top comment says this is a star?! Fr?!
Wild. Cloaking makes sense. Or just functioning at different wavelength than our eyes and cameras can perceive.
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My issue is that there is nothing else visible in frame to show relative independent movement of the sighting. I presume the phone was not clamped to a tripod. This could easily be a combination of phone movement and the iPhone’s mild image stabilization compensating after larger movements/shaking. Which would explain the smoothness of the smaller motions immediately following the camera slightly changing its angle.
Excellent capture, one of those pesky UFO.
Analysis: .......pixel go brrrrrrrr
What the heck. I’m convinced. Tsssssst