I think it's fake, what do you think?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yYYwyHUJrkw
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I think it's fake, what do you think?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yYYwyHUJrkw
fake!
I dunno. Part of the lighting makes it look fake, yet, when the boulders run over the tumbleweed, you can see it move.
I’m half and half on it.
And second of all - is this arch a known one/famous one?
And if this vid goes viral, fake or not, I’ll bet ya a million dollars some kids will copycat this and actually do it for realzies.
And what about smoke from the blast? Or dust? There is a tiny amount of dust, but it feels like there would be more...
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Whatever that is on the left at first, a dude with a hat and glasses trying to look at the camera to see if it's on, is that even a thing anymore? If so, it would have been on a tripod, and the camera wiggles so it's not on a tripod.
If you play the first seconds over and over again, you can see the guy's head do a hard bounce, it definitely looks fake if you watch it like that as the whole frame bounces too. The first 2 seconds give it away for me, it's a fake camera jiggle.
Looks real to me. I wonder where this thing is...or should I say, was.
Yeah it definitely was done very well if it's fake. The arch does seem somewhat familiar.
The solid color background of the arch makes it much easier to control and separate the effects. The video description says they received 3 videos, curious to see what the others are.
Another reason I think it's fake, it's an arch we can't go check on right now because it's not a well known arch. They want us to speculate for weeks, even months, wondering where this arch is to confirm its fate.
Notice the sound of the explosion, too. No delay to reach the camera.
That’s because they are close to it?Quote:
Originally Posted by Sombeech
I’ve been very close to lightning once when I was firefighting for the BLM and saw a strike a few hundreds from us on a lone tree but nearly instantly heard the thunder.
I’m still half and half on it. It’s not conclusive. If it’s a fake - it’s not a bad one.
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I've witnessed literally thousands of blasts in hard rock from a decade of working at surface mines. The distance apparent in the video is enough that there would definitely be a slight offset between the audio and the visual.
It's fake.
Where is all the dust? Fake
I don't see any scout troops, so I'm guessing the arch is just fine :)
https://media.giphy.com/media/3oEjHA...0f1C/giphy.gifQuote:
Originally Posted by DiscGo
How about this one...
https://youtu.be/y0aMUSevdoM
http://youtu.be/y0aMUSevdoM
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I've got a strong suspicion it's from the very same source. The camera shakes right at the crucial moment of explosion, possibly hiding some "less than perfect" effects while the explosion happens.Quote:
Originally Posted by jman
If the video were to play a few seconds longer you could examine the clouds behind the missing rocks to see if they looked legit, or fabricated. But the video cuts right before the dust clears.
If there truly were somebody blowing these things up, packing in dynamite, they'd be filming it with more than a cell phone. They'd have a tripod and a cheap camcorder with a good zoom. The video from the camcorder would be less traceable than the video from the cell phone. They would be recording a good few minutes before the blast, and then a good minute or so after the blast.
The way these videos are cut are a dead giveaway for me.
That dust looks pretty legit though...Quote:
Originally Posted by Sombeech
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They heard the feedback from the first video that there wasn't enough dust and added more to this one :haha:Quote:
Originally Posted by jman
Another thing - the type of explosives required to pull this off are EXTREMELY regulated. You can't just go down to the dynamite store and pick you up a combo pack. This stuff is regulated by the ATF, and they know who's got what and when it's detonated. They have to. After 911 all explosives became hyper regulated.
I'm not buying the notion that just anybody can get their hands on this stuff and make an environmental snuff film without getting thrown in jail. If it's legit rest assured the feds are all over tracking down the culprits, who will be treated like terrorists if caught.
What about tannerite? :lol8:
http://www.bogley.com/forum/showthre...DEO-amp-PHOTOS
That's fake too - didn't you see the camera shake? :haha:Quote:
Originally Posted by accadacca
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Originally Posted by accadacca
LOL classic
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SZC_JdcVfw4
Yup. The official results are in.....
...it's FAKE.
https://www.ksl.com/article/46447058...uthorities-say
Rest assured, the camper video is real. Good to see it resurrected from the depthsQuote:
Originally Posted by Sombeech
Good to hear from you Reedus. That was a classic Bogley moment that got a bunch of panties in a bunch.
Jesus...I love it when I bust up laughing like that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Reedus
Just went through that whole thread...Outstanding! Personally, I wouldn't care one wit about the mess. It's a friggin' dump.
Here’s an update (that I’m reporting a few days late):
https://www.sltrib.com/news/2019/04/...ts-admit-they/
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Yeah I just watched these again, they look even more fake.
So here's how you do a good fake video; Wind noise is great, it's going to conceal a lot of the expected real noises in any situation.
Camera / video jiggle is crucial. Make your fake video and jiggle the video at the moment of the most difficult video effect. This makes it super difficult to analyze each frame, which I'm certain there were a lot of people that downloaded these videos and looked at every single frame on a large screen.
Also, the lower the resolution, the better. Grainy footage will help. You can't really get away with something lower than 720 on YouTube and still expect us to believe it was shot with a current cell phone. But the more pixelated it is, the easier to hide specific details of, say, an explosion.
Do that little fake zoom in, zoom out real quick, like you are trying to find that perfect frame. Do all of these natural looking shaky movements and it's huge for making up where your special effects fall short.
Here's another example of an amazingly fake video, but 3/4 of Facebook thinks these are real carnival rides.
Same techniques; camera jiggle, randomly zoom in and out, cut the clip at strange times....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pQ_N0aVyJuk
Nice work by the Salt Lake Tribune. [Sarcasm]