Patterson Gimlin Film

Footage of the female bigfoot known as "Patty" shot by Roger Patterson and Bob Gimlin on October 20th, 1967.
The most important scientific footage ever taken.

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[Dragomir Chavdarov]

Photoshop's license was bought by Adobe from a student in some university in 1988 and in production from 1990 as software for Mac. This video is October 1967. Let's close the Photoshop arguments.

[WestCoastistheBest]

FAKE AND GAY!!!!!!!!!!

[licensedtolive]

Photoshop didn't exist back then, so Photoshop and enhanced P-G copies are not that old. A lot of the enhanced "Bigfoot is drooling...", "Bigfoot has rippling gluteus..." etc interpretations are based on unrealistically enhanced post production versions.

[licensedtolive]

The Jacobs creature is a bear, with or without mange. The bear is standing at an angle people aren't used to seeing where the bear more or less poses in a clear, bear-like posture. But its muzzle and ears are discernible. One common trend among bigfoot enthusiasts is to automatically categorize any unclear, lousy photo as "bigfoot" until proven otherwise. This is backward teleology, where the desired end guides the interpretation of data.

[Edward Diddly]

I'm just saying, being the random guy showing up, I do think ghosts exist. I have seen one on my camera and heard one myself. That doesn't mean they do exist, it just means, it's strange

[Edward Diddly]

True. But! This was taken in 1967 so of course the film was crappy but photoshop was very rare back then and possibly didn't exist. I don't even know if good enough computers were made then

[eminboztepe]

Huh? This coming from some bigfoot geek who keeps calling me a "retard" and an "idiot"?

LOL. Do we have reading comprehension issues?

[eminboztepe]

Yawn. Not going to argue with you over a clear photo of a bear with mange. You can even see a cub in one of the photos.