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I think you have drawn it in the wrong place!
Found something very interesting about a process called Stereoscopic Parallax....and it exposes the Kubrick sets in a graphic fashion...bringing the Kubrick Horizontals to life!
Quote from: RD on 13/11/2013 13:20:50[ BTW how about attributing the quote in your previous post from an unnamed person claiming unnamed Hollywood "experts" told him his belief that Apollo footage was faked via front-projection was correct ].Thats actually a Jay Weidner quote, I'll fix that.
[ BTW how about attributing the quote in your previous post from an unnamed person claiming unnamed Hollywood "experts" told him his belief that Apollo footage was faked via front-projection was correct ].
... it doesnt matter much about the crosshairs …
There is the Kubrick Horizontal on your photo #3...
RD are you seeing any light yet? Or are you still a diehard Apollo apologist …
So what rotated the flat projected image of the mountains, and why?
Looking closer at these, everything looks like part of a scaled down artificial panorama....
... Pictures taken in this fashion take on the appearance of a miniature model, taken from a short distance, and those not familiar with such pictures often cannot be convinced that it is the real object
... when you freeze the foreground and view in stereo parallax the summit looks only 40-50 meters away and the horizon 20 meters
... freeze the foreground ...
... Transformations of scale, rotation, reverse distortion, perspective, shift and the convergence of the two images into a stereoscopic image ...
For making stereo images featuring only a distant object (e.g., a mountain with foothills), the camera positions can be separated by a larger distance (called the "interaxial" or stereo base, often mistakenly called "interocular") than the adult human norm of 62–65mm. This will effectively render the captured image as though it was seen by a giant, and thus will enhance the depth perception of these distant objects, and reduce the apparent scale of the scene proportionately
When you give a 200+ I.Q. Stanley Kubrick a blank check, he's going to produce some genius and brilliance ...
[Kubrick] did poorly in school and even stated that his IQ was below average.
[Kubrick] Claims that his IQ is below average.
Not possible Kubrick had an 'average' I.Q.
… NASA wouldnt hire someone who wasnt a genius to orchestrate and direct their Apollo moon hoax
I have criticized the Apollo program as a waste of money
Apollo program certainly didnt waste any money on rivets...
They did go a little heavy on the scotch tape ...
What was the lander supposed to look like ?
Some photographic techniques can make reality can look like a miniature (models), e.g. http://vimeo.com/9679622
One would think a 2.2 billion dollar budget could purchase a safer heat resistant silicon or high temperature epoxy to hold critical life sustaining insulation panels instead of scotch tape.
... potential hit by small space meteorites
Have you seen this video....Apollo 11's Strange Docking//www.youtube.com/watch?v=eDfQqwh4-4s
Quote from: KubricksOdyssey on 14/11/2013 15:16:09One would think a 2.2 billion dollar budget could purchase a safer heat resistant silicon or high temperature epoxy to hold critical life sustaining insulation panels instead of scotch tape. Where is your source that "scotch tape" was the only adhesive used in the construction of the craft ?.
Quote from: KubricksOdyssey on 14/11/2013 15:37:16Have you seen this video....Apollo 11's Strange Docking//www.youtube.com/watch?v=eDfQqwh4-4sYou do realize that is a highly speeded up footage, in reality what appear to be sudden rapid jerky movements on that video would have been much slower.
Quote from: RD on 14/11/2013 15:51:59Quote from: KubricksOdyssey on 14/11/2013 15:16:09One would think a 2.2 billion dollar budget could purchase a safer heat resistant silicon or high temperature epoxy to hold critical life sustaining insulation panels instead of scotch tape. Where is your source that "scotch tape" was the only adhesive used in the construction of the craft ?.Don't misquote me. I never used the word "only".
The real reason is however is Apollo LEM 11 we see in the NASA photographs never left earth, hence their arrogant and brazen disregard for safety.
No, its not "highly speeded up" one bit. You made that up.Its stock NASA footage that anyone can find in Apollo 11 documentaries such as Moonwalk One released in 1970.