What did i capture?

Question

Yesterday I was taking a walk with my Father who is 76 and he was taking photos with his old 1960's Kodak and he managed to capture something UFO looking. http://img180.imageshack.us/img180/4158/20080510131233dx3.png I don't believe in UFO's, but what is this?

Answer 1

That's funny! HAHAHA

Thanks for the laugh!

Answer 2

you captured mountains somewhere, and photoshopped a picture of a flying saucer.

Answer 3

I am absolutely positively sure it is a fake. There is pixilation damage around the area of the craft.

NASA ran into similar problems. They had originally posted all of their pictures using .gif then changed. All of the pictures from the Moon surface have that doctored look..because they were. Film won't survive over 150F and the astro-nots were in direct sunlight 450F. It was a good show for its time but when the Betamax came out followed by the VHS, NASA had to cancel the program, too many were laughing at the re-runs..

Answer 4

yeah dude that looks totalllly fake. its too bright compared to the rest of the picture.

Answer 5

A put together photo.  If it is from th 60's, then it is possibly something used as a attraction getter.

Answer 6

I dont think its a ufo anyhow because its more in focus then the rest of the picture meaning it was closer to the camera then it seems...

Answer 7

I'm very sorry for you Sarah. I don't know who'll believe you. There are some people who are experts in Graphics, that they have an ability to make something fake, look real. So, I don't think no one would believe you unless and until you have some proof. This might or might not be true, but I don't know how you can make believe others that this is true, including me. Even I can't believe these stuff. Sorry.......  :-(

I also very much agree with Wushubo's answer. It's quite sensible of him to think in that perspective also.

Answer 8

well i cant tell but it looks like a lie

: /

Answer 9

Wow impressive:)

Answer 10

hmm, very close. Its a fairly good graft except the resolution of the saucer doesnt match the resolution of the background, which is what gives it that out of place look. Keep working with photoshop, or whatever program you used, and you will have some good fake ufo photos......

Answer 11

Something you photoshopped into the shot.  And old camera doesn't mean old film - and that's old film.  Film doesn't last that long - it's obviously an old picture.

If you have to badly fake evidence for your side, it's an indication that maybe you're wrong.