From: Andrew Johnson
Date: 2011-04-12 22:51:21
Easy enough to set it up I suppose…. Also, there was no narrative – as someone pointed out (no “oo’s or ah’s” etc) From: TerryMosel@aol.com [mailto:TerryMosel@aol.com] Sent: 12 April 2011 22:12To: tmilesj@blueyonder.c…; Subject: Re: Hawaii Daylight UFOs April 11th 2011 Hi Miles, CONVINCING? Only if you are half blind, or wholly drunk, or both! It’s one of the worst fakes I’ve ever seen. And you used to be a cameraman? 1. The sky background with the ‘UFOs’ is seriously pixellated, whereas the rather closer horizon is very sharp – you can see individual small bushes quite sharply. All the images above the horizon are obviously faked. 2. You can see the ‘UFOs’ disappear for a fraction of a second on numerous occasions – sometimes singly, but sometimes all simultaneously. Obviously gaps in the added ‘footage’. 3. And ask yourself the obvious question – just what were these so-called ‘UFOs’ actually doing, flying around aimlessly for 10 minutes, shining bright lights constantly, in daylight. Were they putting on an ‘airshow’ for other aliens on the ground watching them? If they wanted to remain hidden, they obviously ALL forgot to turn their lights off! Or if they wanted to be seen, why didn’t they fly right over the Cameraman so we could get clear unambiguous pictures. If you think that’s ‘convincing’, you must still believe in Santa Claus and the Tooth Fairy! Terry another person pointed out in the comments that when the objects flash, the surrounding clouds get a suspiciously ‘flat’ increase in light…like a basic Photoshop fill..? whereas they should actually gain different amounts of light depending on their distance from the light source…
