- Isotrop
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The moon landing has divided many people on if it was real or faked. The photos of that moon landing that were released for public viewing are analyzed by Marcus Allen. And the reasons as to why they could be fake might surprise some of you.
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5 comments
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Jabawalke August 13, 2009 12:45:43 AM CEST
If you are looking for a shot of therover near the lander, I have one -AS17-147-22527. You can check anynumber of sites for it.
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Jabawalke August 12, 2009 9:31:29 PM CEST
What the Retarded analyzer of Apollo 17 Panoramic Picture Doesn't say is that he is looking at LRV 5, not the actual landing site. LRV 5 is roughly 3 or so miles from 17's landing site. Not to mention there are Lunar hills in between the two locations..This is my point of view on it, Feel more than free to correct me if I'm wrong.
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Murdock June 29, 2009 10:51:48 AM CEST
I´m quit a photoshop expert and the things he comments are correct, the clonation of moonsurface, the illumination. If the astronaut is illuminated, why aren´t the rocks??
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Hesop January 6, 2009 2:36:16 AM CET
Hey Isotrop, curious, sometimes it is whats NOT in pictures, or video. Here, http://www.apolloarchive.com/apollo_gallery.html I have been unable to find any photgraphic evidence of the ROVER being unpacked. Nor have I seen any photos made early in the expeditions, that reveal any ROVER tracks any closer than 20ft away from the LM. Haven\'t seen this topic covered here on DTV either. :)
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Hoser5 July 11, 2008 7:23:05 AM CEST
Whoever is reviewing the photos has no idea what he's talking about.First, Hasselblad cameras definitely have lens flares as small as he's observing. I've had many such flares quite often.Second, the rear illumination of the astronaut is due to back-scatter, the same effect that softly illuminates your living room from a table lamp, instead of blasting a bright spotlight on your ceiling in otherwise total darkness.This guy needs a serious education in photography.
