Here is the full version of that mysterious last video (6th?) purportedly showing the 'Jerusalem UFO' up close. This was supposedly given to Eligael (one of the videographers of the original videos), who refuses to vouch for its authenticity.
[video]www.youtube.com/watch?v=1uvw8qqZUw8[/video]I don't have much to say in favor of this video; it does look very strange to me and the lighting does not appear correct. It seems to make a lot of viewers yell "CGI!", and evokes those suspicions in me too. I note the camera should be changing its exposure during the video as the UFO's light beam pans, or else be blinded/clipping due to such a bright light source that the UFO is supposed to be. Furthermore, the sound is strange also for an outdoor environment.
According to a CBS News article "Marc Dantonio of MUFON stated “I firmly believe that the UFO was not real“". Though I note there is no stated author of this CBS article (http://ufobriefcase.net/2011/03/29/mufon-dismisses-jerusalem-ufo-as-a-hoax/) and it suspiciously reads like a Ben Radford piece. The usual straw-man argument is applied, arguing that if this video is fake then it's all one big conspiracy/hoax and the Jerusalem UFO never happened. Hmm...that argument seems to be being used pretty often and consistently in this case.
[video]www.youtube.com/watch?v=1uvw8qqZUw8[/video]I don't have much to say in favor of this video; it does look very strange to me and the lighting does not appear correct. It seems to make a lot of viewers yell "CGI!", and evokes those suspicions in me too. I note the camera should be changing its exposure during the video as the UFO's light beam pans, or else be blinded/clipping due to such a bright light source that the UFO is supposed to be. Furthermore, the sound is strange also for an outdoor environment.
According to a CBS News article "Marc Dantonio of MUFON stated “I firmly believe that the UFO was not real“". Though I note there is no stated author of this CBS article (http://ufobriefcase.net/2011/03/29/mufon-dismisses-jerusalem-ufo-as-a-hoax/) and it suspiciously reads like a Ben Radford piece. The usual straw-man argument is applied, arguing that if this video is fake then it's all one big conspiracy/hoax and the Jerusalem UFO never happened. Hmm...that argument seems to be being used pretty often and consistently in this case.