Terminator soundtrack added in makes me think this is a content creator reel showcasing cgi skill.
Perfectly framed.
Really imagine seeing a UFO. You would be shaking, unable to hold the camera steady, breathing would elevate, probably screaming. This dude has ice cold blood. Especially once it begins rapidly descending. Dude should film nature documentaries in the outback.
Ignoring possible explanations for its acceleration, no sound made which is not exactly possible given how heavy objects in atmosphere work. No sonic boom. That terrace he’s under would have rattled if it was that close and shot off like that. (I lived by O’Hare and off a train line. Anything with that large of a mass moving quickly through an area is disruptive.)
The idea you HAPPEN to be filming and a UFO just shows up is ridiculous. If anything, I’d be more convinced if the video started all shaky cam with someone screaming, “OK SO I WAS JUST OUTSIDE AND LOOK AT THIS.”
You left out "perfect focus" - anyone who's operated a camera with autofocus knows you cannot magically keep an object in the sky perfectly in focus as it moves, ESPECIALLY if it's approaching or receding in the main line of sight.
Dog would’ve known what was up.
Terminator soundtrack added in makes me think this is a content creator reel showcasing cgi skill.
Perfectly framed.
Really imagine seeing a UFO. You would be shaking, unable to hold the camera steady, breathing would elevate, probably screaming. This dude has ice cold blood. Especially once it begins rapidly descending. Dude should film nature documentaries in the outback.
Ignoring possible explanations for its acceleration, no sound made which is not exactly possible given how heavy objects in atmosphere work. No sonic boom. That terrace he’s under would have rattled if it was that close and shot off like that. (I lived by O’Hare and off a train line. Anything with that large of a mass moving quickly through an area is disruptive.)
The idea you HAPPEN to be filming and a UFO just shows up is ridiculous. If anything, I’d be more convinced if the video started all shaky cam with someone screaming, “OK SO I WAS JUST OUTSIDE AND LOOK AT THIS.”
You left out "perfect focus" - anyone who's operated a camera with autofocus knows you cannot magically keep an object in the sky perfectly in focus as it moves, ESPECIALLY if it's approaching or receding in the main line of sight.