Is this 3D or real? Softimage?
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Here's the really scary part: Real life is three dimensional.
So... it must be real, but then it's 3D, too!
Scary, huh?
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Hah! That last url has a naughty word in it.
That guy is pretty talented. The lack of visible human presence gave it away for me, but the sound clips were really well done.
..this thing looking like my grandpa screwed microwave...
You know whats always bugged me why do the ufos always show themselves to people with pre 1980s video cameras..
oooohh they are so tricksey those nasty aliens :)
Just for the record if someone has a techology that advanced why are they doing flyovers.
For a Slow Moving Ufo it would have very complex sensors for maintaining Speed pitch yaw roll
They will have mastered either Thermal Radio or Optical and wouldnt need to come that close unless to collect samples of which there isnt any proof except those fortunate few who got abducted ( yeah Lol those guys make me laugh they were prolly subjected to extreme interigation by their own government for Crimes Committed or Being a Silent Witness to a Crime doping can have very bad side effects )
No, really.. Whats scares me a LOT is the comments on YouTube.
Looks like Vue d'Esprit to me, you can tell from the palm trees, which are part of vue's vegetation system. I remember this video being featured on Youtube and many people were convinced its real.
So does anyone have the definitive on how it was done? Looks very good to me. The gasp of amazement sounds so fake.
The End of the last video - It was made with Vue.
The end even shows the animation in the 3d modeller (the grid, the axis)
Where are Scully and Mulder ???
:p
Where are Scully and Mulder ???
It's Reyes and Doggett now -- GET WITH THE TIMES! :P
I think these videos are fake because there is far too much attempt to make it look reaslistic - much too much camera wobble, silly screen jerks and warps, interference, dumb artificial blurring and focussing, it looks like the person who supposedly filmed it never used a camera in their life and can't even hold it still most of the time. It's way over the top and not believable, plus the 3d objects move much too smoothly and it's far too convenient that you're able to see them all so close-up and that this cameraman happened to be in the exact right location to film several of these objects, which just happened to be flying right in front of where they were standing. Fat chance, and it would be in the news if it were real. I don't buy it at all, it's far too star-wars.
Not that I don't think aliens have spaceships that visit the earth, just that this is a fake video. ;-0
Well the last video says it was all fake and what he used to make them.
Yeah, I posted that before on this thread...
HereI really didn't need to post a link to that, did I...
I watched the first video which wasnt convincing at all, so I didn't bother proceeding. ;)
I thought they were very well done... good showcase for the creator to get some work in TV & Film.
this is the same as the 'fake ghosts' thread i remember from blitzcoder
i dont mind seeing fake footage
as long as its well done
the camera wobbles add to the effect even if it has been panned for being a cliche
and they all start on the ufo no omg look wheres my camcorder quick turn it on ... start video from the floor and then pan up and try to find it in frame and focus
then the other one which was more like a tech demo for a game or some ones cgi cv smooth cameras space craft / droid hovering around blisfully unaware or nonchalant of its human observer ... that one smacked of fake fake fake
i never saw the original alien autopsy footage when it aired but i watched the film, it just showed what could be done on a kitchen table with some prosthetics and dodgy camera work
its amazing what people will see when given something remotely resembling what they want to see and believe
edit:
also Hollywood adds to the realism of their films by having real news anchormen and camcorder footage peppered around most contemporary sci-fi these days ... it just adds to the realism
even though you know you are in a cinema and its only a movie, its more believable and perhaps plausible if you are anchored in the real world and not just jettisoned into space in some far flung distant time and space and asked to accept that this is what mankind is up to right now