View Full Version : UFO Scout Ship Lands In New Mexico
The One
21st February 2012, 12:04
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Had to post this even if its not real.Hey whats real or not these days ptb are playing a very clever game.The ones that are real will look fake.
Anyway One hell of a Good Fake with CGI... Cropping in and out with the scenery is professional work these days
Date of sighting: February 2012
Location of sighting: New Mexico
This UFO was recently seen over New Mexico this week which makes me think it may be one of ours since in New Mexico sits the militaries specialty labs called "Los Alamos National Lab, of National Security Sciences." They deal with Top Secret projects on a daily basis, similar to DARPA. For instance, Bob Lazar of Area S4 said that the National Laboratory cut up the Element 115 into half dollar size triangles to be used (energy source) to power the UFOs in Area S4 (inside Area 51). One piece of element 115 could power a car size craft for more than 25 years.
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jimmer
21st February 2012, 14:39
agreed. one hell of a complicated, well done cgi job.
notice how the racing car knows when to stop to capture the landing.
jackovesk
21st February 2012, 14:46
Booo...:pound:
You must be getting desperate trying to find the 'Real Stuff', hasn't been much around lately..!
Eric J (Viking)
21st February 2012, 14:50
Just checked the comments and most are saying its faked CGI exept this comment below..
Are there any other compositors out there watching this? I'm having a hard time with this one. I've done my fair share of compositing and I've had to deal with foreground trees like are in this video once or twice. Needless to say - it's far from easy. If this is CGI then the people who have done it get a huge applause from me. I've downloaded this and gone through chunks of frame by frame - I can't find a single piece of evidence to suggest any sort of compositing work.
Anyway begs the question...when we do finally have a real one...how can we know if its for real?? most folk will be crying CGI !! ...lets just say this made the TV mainstream ... would we still believe?
viking
Logan
21st February 2012, 15:19
Real or CGI, it was a cool video! Thanks!
Fundy Gemini
21st February 2012, 15:28
As strange as it sounds, this one has me ready to believe :-) I very much look forward to hearing if this gets any professional attention and/or graphic analysis. More than the footage (which I agree seems far to awesome to be genuine) it is the soundtrack that has me intrigued (and the do say "stop stop" and you hear tires squeal when they all stop (you also hear the roadway passing during the chase and "don't stop shooting! don't stop shooting" etc.) Real or not - I like this one! :o
Camilo
21st February 2012, 15:34
It looks made in the USA all the way.
marique3652
21st February 2012, 15:38
Totally cool video, not real most likely but a good CGI is my thought, but well done for a short video. I am not ready to pack my bags for a space ship ride just yet, lol, Who ever made this did a good job though I think. Thanks for sharing this.
NewFounderHome
21st February 2012, 15:42
Yes you seem right Camilo!
muxfolder
21st February 2012, 15:57
Not sure what to say about this one. Very well done fake if it's fake. Possible one of ours if it's real.
DreamsInDigital
21st February 2012, 16:07
I'm going to say I don't think it's CGI, I have worked with the stuff...back in college and we had state of the art equipment. But, I'm going to place my bet on it being a Terrestrial Craft...If It's Not CGI, because it's certainly not Off Planet, that thing couldn't possibly fly in Space. and did you see the antenna on the far right side with the blinking light? They don't have those out in space either, that's purely a Terrestrial thing.
solosthere
21st February 2012, 16:43
Did anyone notice that as the craft is landing there is what looks like a US star on the craft!!!! It might be one of ours?
DarMar
21st February 2012, 17:58
oh cmon people this is NOT good CGI, it is one of worst composing jobs i have seen.
Awful lightning, masking and tracking is too terible.. a total amateur job and is tottaly hard for me to consider even is this real or fake.
It is too obvious fake from many aspects.
kersley
21st February 2012, 18:10
Just checked the comments and most are saying its faked CGI exept this comment below..
Are there any other compositors out there watching this? I'm having a hard time with this one. I've done my fair share of compositing and I've had to deal with foreground trees like are in this video once or twice. Needless to say - it's far from easy. If this is CGI then the people who have done it get a huge applause from me. I've downloaded this and gone through chunks of frame by frame - I can't find a single piece of evidence to suggest any sort of compositing work.
Anyway begs the question...when we do finally have a real one...how can we know if its for real?? most folk will be crying CGI !! ...lets just say this made the TV mainstream ... would we still believe?
viking
When I can touch it, to feel that it is real. then I will run like Usain Bolt straight to your house ..
PS put the kettle on..
Kronuise
22nd February 2012, 10:19
Looks very very good but what's that reflection in the window of the building at 35secs in?
Elandiel BernElve
22nd February 2012, 11:51
Whether it's a real or a fake, what a video like this one does, is still shift conscience towards the UFO subject. Which is good... :)
One
22nd February 2012, 18:38
I think the reflection is probably a building on the opposite side of the road.
I'm not sure the tyre squeal noise is a tyre squeal. Sounds more like noise from plant machinery (or the vehicle) arriving at the camera (if you can see what I mean). Its a similar pitch to the background noise you hear after the vehicle stops. Certainly doesn't seem like a tyre squeal that has been added in to me. Why would you bother?
Quite a built up area to be flying something so conspicuous though. You'd have to try and have a look behind the building wouldn't you (if possible)?
Praxis
22nd February 2012, 18:52
I remember a while back I read an article about how "terrorist"would digitally alter the backgrounds of their videos.
I thought there was a site where the code was available. The closest thing I could find is this: http://www.fryan0911.com/2010/02/check-if-image-has-been-digitally.html and http://www.errorlevelanalysis.com/
Maybe there is something similar to videos. I personally do not have the technical know how or the spare time to do this project. But I would love to know the results of analysis of this nature instead of useless opinions on whether this is real or fake.
Also, you would have to know more about the area to start making conjectures about why they stopped when they did or things or this nature. Maybe the placed they stopped just happened to be the last vantage point on the road they were on. Anyway, why not just analyze the videos or frames from the video and see if it was altered.
DarMar
22nd February 2012, 19:25
Hi 9ofClubs,
just to turn a bit arround:
But I would love to know the results of analysis of this nature instead of useless opinions on whether this is real or fake.
what differs a bit from rest posts is fact that i didnt stated opinion but a fact, that fact is based on vast knowledge about CGI.
as i stated on several places on forum, my profession is CGI artist/compositor.. for more 18 years im into 3D graphics and animation starting from first streaks of that technology back on amiga 500..
believe me i have trained eye to see compositing/matchmoving errors for less than half pixel .. well its my job
this baby ship is swimming too much in picture and stitch is really amateur done. Lightning isnt even done! it is classical mental ray sun physical based rendering, which btw is also bad done. without too much color tweaking. Luckily professionals have too much work and job offers to do, so they cant take much time to make one REAL composit cause if they would... that one would be hard to crack :)
My opinion?
people have too much time to do useless things like this pointless vid.
RMorgan
22nd February 2012, 19:41
Hi 9ofClubs,
just to turn a bit arround:
But I would love to know the results of analysis of this nature instead of useless opinions on whether this is real or fake.
what differs a bit from rest posts is fact that i didnt stated opinion but a fact, that fact is based on vast knowledge about CGI.
as i stated on several places on forum, my profession is CGI artist/compositor.. for more 18 years im into 3D graphics and animation starting from first streaks of that technology back on amiga 500..
believe me i have trained eye to see compositing/matchmoving errors for less than half pixel .. well its my job
this baby ship is swimming too much in picture and stitch is really amateur done. Lightning isnt even done! it is classical mental ray sun physical based rendering, which btw is also bad done. without too much color tweaking. Luckily professionals have too much work and job offers to do, so they cant take much time to make one REAL composit cause if they would... that one would be hard to crack :)
My opinion?
people have too much time to do useless things like this pointless vid.
Hey DarMar,
I also work with CGI within my profession. I agree with you 100%.
They´ve done a terrible ambient occlusion baking on the ship´s texture as well, to accelerate rendering time, I guess.
The tracking is awful indeed, specially in the first 10 seconds.
Cheers,
Raf.
Operator
22nd February 2012, 19:41
Because I searched with different title items I didn't find this thread and by accident created a duplicate one here:
http://projectavalon.net/forum4/showthread.php?41186-Website-of-Dutch-newspaper-displays-significant-UFO-article-video-without-ridicule
The net added value in my post is that apparently a newspaper has published an article about it and didn't ridicule it ...
Well ... baby steps forward ... we will get there some day I guess.
toad
22nd February 2012, 19:51
Just checked the comments and most are saying its faked CGI exept this comment below..
Are there any other compositors out there watching this? I'm having a hard time with this one. I've done my fair share of compositing and I've had to deal with foreground trees like are in this video once or twice. Needless to say - it's far from easy. If this is CGI then the people who have done it get a huge applause from me. I've downloaded this and gone through chunks of frame by frame - I can't find a single piece of evidence to suggest any sort of compositing work.
Anyway begs the question...when we do finally have a real one...how can we know if its for real?? most folk will be crying CGI !! ...lets just say this made the TV mainstream ... would we still believe?
viking
He makes a very valid point about the trees, that isnt a very easy thing to accomplish without it looking absolutely terrible. It still doesnt look real or authentic though as he is driving.
What is behind that building? Based on the windows at the top and the size of the light on the back that thing looks absolutely gigantic if its real, and no one else has seen this? its in such a densely populated area, why test secret aircraft right there? Especially stationary, near a highway, lol.
Did anyone notice that as the craft is landing there is what looks like a US star on the craft!!!! It might be one of ours?
heh I noticed that too.
I remember a while back I read an article about how "terrorist"would digitally alter the backgrounds of their videos.
I thought there was a site where the code was available. The closest thing I could find is this: http://www.fryan0911.com/2010/02/check-if-image-has-been-digitally.html and http://www.errorlevelanalysis.com/
Maybe there is something similar to videos. I personally do not have the technical know how or the spare time to do this project. But I would love to know the results of analysis of this nature instead of useless opinions on whether this is real or fake.
Also, you would have to know more about the area to start making conjectures about why they stopped when they did or things or this nature. Maybe the placed they stopped just happened to be the last vantage point on the road they were on. Anyway, why not just analyze the videos or frames from the video and see if it was altered.
Cropping or green screening? Stationary video cropping like interviews or public statements made by terrorists are alot easier to accomplish then say motion capture, esp driving as fast as they were.
Robstar
22nd February 2012, 20:08
Hi guys I also work in the CGI and video world. To me this is a very poor example of a composite with bad camera tracking on the footage (ship moving about within the footage). Software keeps getting better and better so it will be easy to fool the masses. The above video can be achieved in several different methods using programs like Adobe After Effects that is , for the sake of simplicity like Photoshop for video and film and any off the shelf 3d program. Any other professional compositor will look at one second of this video and tell you the same thing, FAKE! It is not complicated as it seems. You create an alpha matte of the buildings in front and presto! Things disappear behind buildings and trees. Real compositors don't do this fake videos because time is money and we are to busy doing paying jobs.
But if you get enjoyment, makes you feel good and want to believe in this kind of videos then do! :o Have Good Day.
Operator
22nd February 2012, 20:59
The net added value in my post is that apparently a newspaper has published an article about it and didn't ridicule it ...
Too bad the newspaper didn't allow comments for this article. It would have revealed how many people are taking this
in for real and what they think about it (Which is normally the case since they are 'testing the water' by these articles).
jimmer
27th February 2012, 15:03
some say it's a bad, amateurish cgi job.
you got anything better?
totally convincing to me, but the halting of the car
to capture the landing signals to me it was planned,
not spontaneous.
WhiteFeather
27th February 2012, 15:31
Whether it's a real or a fake, what a video like this one does, is still shift conscience towards the UFO subject. Which is good... :)
The power of thought is under rated.
Jcannon83
27th February 2012, 18:07
Surely if someone where to slam the anchors to the point where the wheels are screeching, there'd be more movement from the camera.
Borden
27th February 2012, 18:34
I think this thread is a pretty good example of how to do this. The One posts the clip, pledging no allegiance to its authenticity ... some people who know about CGI tell us technical reasons why it looks fake, and so it's mostly just intelligent examination. I wish we could treat more subjects in this way. I'm fascinated by the UFO subject, but find most of what I see to be dubious. Most importantly though, we can call 'fake' when necessary without saying that the whole subject is rubbish. Let's study all of it and be wary without being closed-minded.
Personally I immediately thought it was fake too. I know nothing about CGI, but various aspects already mentioned here stood out to me. Another reason why I think it's so important we are skeptical about this subject and examine every bit of footage without having to automatically believe, is the possibility that something UFO related might be faked on a much bigger scale, and by the best. I don't want to fall for any fake alien invasions, thank you very much!
Borden
avid
27th February 2012, 18:50
I reckon it's an 'air Navy' or duplicitous con, after all - we don't 'see' probably half of what earth-based military makes! The logo on the top made me think 'another unnecessary panic mode'. Just another odd-shaped earth-made craft eh! Calm down - we've seen hovering craft for years, triangular craft, rounded craft since the Nazi times. Just another weird military vehicle then.....
Avid
Fundy Gemini
27th February 2012, 18:51
I think our biggest problem is now that technology is currently such that any "real" footage can also be considered fake ...
It has become (to the majority of folks, not to mention the large number of amateur digital artists) very hard to distinguish without really good equipment.
This particular piece I could see being a project for a class for example - and is very well done .. It'd grade it with an 'A' as a teacher .. but naturally they then are introduced to the wild (even without nefarious intentions.. simply proud of good work!) CONCLUSION: we can't trust MSM - we can't trust alternative media -- therefore we should really no longer trust ANY resource without being fully informed of the SOURCE of said media (which then makes it too easy to be squashed by TPTB) .. or at least without one (or hopefully more) separate professional opinions (and even then, once needs to consider if their 'professional opinion' is as credentialed as they say it is ... etc.
In truth, unless and until these things hit MSM they are usually considered fake by default anyway ....
so nothing's changed, except that now everybody is just that much more skeptical, and many now would need proof beyond ANY doubt ..
Peace of Mind
27th February 2012, 19:43
Looks like a well populated area to me. There must be other footage of this...someone has to have a cellphone pic, right?
Has anyone else in the area confirmed this sighting?
It seems to me people just want to believe... even if that means casting aside all reasonable doubt....
IMO, this is obviously fake. There are tons of affordable animation software out on the market that can make these sought of vids easily. Becareful folks...
Peace
Möbius
27th February 2012, 22:52
You all know deep down whether or not this video is real or fake. There is not one part of this video that doesn't wreak of CGI. The elite are probably testing their CGI technology on the public to test our reaction. Once the majority believes that is true then they have yet another tool in their tool box. Role on fake alien invasion....
The CGI being used in all of the Hollywood films and computer games is getting you all used to CGI to the point at which you believe a video, which is blatantly CGI, is real.
Wake up Guys and open your eyes!
Mobius
Mozart
27th February 2012, 23:21
Dar Mar, RMorgan and Robstar -- thank you for your valuable feedback in busting this vid!
I'm tired of goddamn waiting for real ones to finally appear -- and I mean close-up, real ones. Sheeesh.
DarMar
28th February 2012, 01:57
Yeah, to me great is difference between believing and knowing.
In wonderous CGI process called rendering i had sometimes alot of time to spare, thats how in most cases i watched and downloaded i think till now every whistleblower vid, any you tube ufo/alien .. and generally watching stuff with this thematics. Every single vid on youtube is misspointed greatly. The only ones i found credible are rainbowy lights or orbs in sky in mexico mostly.. but on other side i dont see those are machine at all. But is so hard to tell what it is in fact other than name it flying light. Tbh it is easier to fake it with camera than some CGI software if made of light. There is so many cinematiq techiques out there that is tottaly not good to examine those things at all. putting marker spot on glass and filming sky behind that could do alot in fact for example.. you cannot see it is CGI but yet, something is out there, and thats cheapest one. Will i mention RC stuff? :)
In my life i met entities not of this plane and im fully aware of them. Also i do not believe in aliens, i simply know they live and i dont need proof for that. Specially moving white dot on black screen.
also it is very good to know some things like:
internet=military invention
google=spy device + AI data gatherer
youtube= replacement for TV and with distractor role in play + add in google part also
so knowing that, searching on youtube for some credible ufo vids has sense? to me not a zero bit.
Although i was searching them and downloaded them is not because of search towards credibility, it is collectors sickness :D
and have couple of tons of vids, most of them i seen long before i even heard for avalon like that planes following ufo on other thread..
The problem is, the only ones i could add credibility are actually very poor quality and are mostly flying orbs.
Believe me, if i ever found one that looks credible id post it here and be opened for discussion, for those i seen till now are bunch of fakes and btw very poorly done.
I think our biggest problem is now that technology is currently such that any "real" footage can also be considered fake
to some point i agree. But it only applies to still images and that is very hard to do also, but moving images...pheeeew ... that is soooo hard to be done convincingly.
technology for motion capture with sensors, awesome camera, story board artist, shot planner and hundreds more people to make convincing shots for movies and yet they fail to do it properly .. that costs millions
Actually to me is pretty funny fact when some lone amateur or small team with camera from supermarket going to do it "real" and fool da people
Fundy Gemini
9th March 2012, 16:37
Thought I'd post this article from Veterans Today
http://www.veteranstoday.com/2012/03/08/revealed-how-americas-secret-space-plane-has-been-in-orbit-for-over-a-year/
It refers to the Secret X-37B orbiting Earth and also shows this scout ship video :-)
Mike
9th March 2012, 16:54
well, it's clearly a YT-1300 freighter, isn't it? or, more specifically, the millenium falcon.
don't underestimate it though; HanSolo wasn't kidding when he called it "the fastest hunk a junk in the galaxy." he was also quick to point out that it ran the kessel run in 12 parsecs.
Fundy Gemini
9th March 2012, 18:02
Well actually the X-37B orbital test vehicle looks more like a traditional rocket /shuttle design
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4EkSSMzplA0&feature=youtube_gdata_player
But if you' re looking for the "Falcon" I hear a couple of explorers found it at the bottom of the Baltic ;)
http://abcnews.go.com/Technology/shipwreck-baltic-sea-ufo-millennium-falcon-disc-shaped/story?id=15471558
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