Non-restaurant lens "Flare"...
Posted on 02/03/2023 5:36:54 AM PST by Enlightened1
FedEx pilots filmed UFO that followed their cargo plane for over half an hour
A pulsating “teardrop-shaped” object circled the FedEx plane as it flew near Monterrey – although it never showed up on the plane’s radar.
The pilots reported that at some point, a “shiny, yellow-white plasma-like object” quickly descended from the sky to the plane’s flight altitude, and then shot a beam of light towards them. The sphere flew alongside the plane for over half an hour before disappearing with a flash of pinkish-violet light.
The video (see below) of the meeting was analyzed by experts from the National Aeronautical Anomaly Reporting Center (NARCAP), a non-profit organization that studies UFO sightings and works to develop safety protocols during such unexplained events.
The pilots did not give their names due to fears that for this they could be suspended from flights. However, NARCAP chief executive Ted Rowe has assured that their UFO story is credible – it comes from two seasoned pilots with nearly 30 years of experience in the US Air Force and the private sector.
(4 minute and 46 seconds video)
Non-restaurant lens "Flare"...
LOL! This is so much bull$h!t!! No one ever has a clear picture! EVER!
Which film did they use?
Which film did they use?
Looks like 8mm.
The military has lots of clear videos and pictures and radar and infrared sensor data—but you are not cleared to see it.
Sorry about that!
I have no f------g idea what you're talking about.
Oh, I’m aware of what you’re refering to. I thought the spider was outside, not inside! duh on me!
Exactly. Misused term these days. People in this Nation seem to know just a tiny fraction of their own language.
Relative motion between camera and subject
Camera motion that goes off axis
Subject size smaller than camera resolution
Poor quality optics
Incorrect focus
Atmospheric haze
Exposure error (Usually due to metering foreground/background rather than subject)
Handheld photography with cell phones or inexpensive cameras usually net all of the above problems with each picture.
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