Oldie But Goodie

[Ducky]

This is apparently footage of a 1966 aerial clip. I remember seeing this around not only online but on the tube ages ago.

The way I see it, the older a film is, the harder to CGI manipulate to get to the standards that we see today. Not saying it's entirely impossible, but harder to do nonetheless. Probably why I mull over and relish these types.

o]1V5Rs-v34i4o]

*Rings the dinner bell*

Tasty little morsel anyone?

[boycotteverything]

I have to agree. Also the older UFO books are still relevant for the same reasons. Keyhoe, Adamski, Frank Edwards, Albert Bender... great stuff.

[GhostOfCaptSpaulding]

Reflection of object within cabin, distorted by curvature of transparent cockpit surface?

Object dissolves as camera moves closer, destroying illusion.

Not unlike the optical effect created by this device. (http://www.innovatoys.com/p/MIRAGE)

[Cogburn]

I don't suppose you've toyed around in the film industry, have you?

Smite.

[GhostOfCaptSpaulding]

Need to work on my sense of pacing... short on patience; always want to sneak a peak at the last page...