Re: Unexplainable Images captured Part 2

Where I'm from, deer aren't all that scared. But then again, you can't go shooting at them in the midst of suburbia. Anyhow, if you take those photos and play with levels in PhotoShop or GIMP, you can brighten the image sufficiently to see the trees. In a few of the images, you can see the dark silhoette of some animal, and the "lights" are the blown out reflections of its eyeballs. Throw in noise artifacts and flash coming back to the CCD outside of its shutter range... Oooh spooky. ;)

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• deer
• ufo
• camera
• trap
• outdoors

[loveisnow2]

also how do you explain the lights all aeound it?

[pauljs75]

I'd say pixel noise or artifacts that are blown out by a strong reflection plus a long exposure. To really try and rule out something like eye reflection on an animal in the dark, I'd consider figuring out a way to make a remote flash rig in addition to the main one on the camera. A fill flash further back should really make it obvious whether or not its a known animal or some other object. If these anomalies repeat often enough with the existing rig, I don't see why this can't be done.

[HighArchDruidMorph]

Nice try kiddeo these people are relentless...review "ALL 6 images then take this shameful excuse down.

Try again with the dust or debry one also...no...no...NOOOOOOOOOOOO­...

Have a nice day :o)

[shadowindian2000]

i would buy that explanation if it was only in one photo but there are 6 of them..gotta explain them all!!!