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I spent 6 months debunking alien clips with the wrong tool until a frame-by-frame breakdown in a Reno hotel room set me straight
I was using a free online video trimmer to check those leaked "UAP over Nevada" clips and kept calling them CGI fakes because the edges looked soft, but last week a guy on a Discord call walked me through pulling single frames in VLC and matching grain patterns and I realized half my "debunks" were just compression artifacts. The clip from the 2019 USS Omaha footage finally made sense once I stacked 12 frames side by side and saw the motion blur lined up like a real object, not a render. How do you all handle compression noise when you're trying to tell a fake from the real thing?
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xena_bailey181mo ago
Six months of debunking with a free trimmer is wild, that thing probably made Bigfoot look like a JPEG. Compression noise is just the universe's way of saying stop squinting at pixels and go outside.
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