Human wrote:Hello Equinox
I have no idea how to capture a frame and post it here or create arrows to show exactly what I mean, if any of you can tell me how to do this it would be greatly appreciated and would help me in the future to show things better, maybe someone can tell me how in a private message so as not to stear away from these post's?
Here I will explain it easy for you how to do it because after all, You are
"only Human"

Oh I made funny!
All though there are many awesome ways of doing this I am not necessary saying my tools or my style is the best way of doing it. But I have trialed an eroded a few ways of doing it and I think It would be good to share with you and others one way of doing it.
Rookies turned PRO---- Fakery research tools and Methods # 101
Here in this short course you can learn and in turn proactively set about searching fakery by yourself….
The course will cover a few basic parameters.
• Screen Grabbing
• Video downloading
• Arrows, Drawing, Highlighting, Resizing, cropping, photo shopping,
• Active Motion GIF Making
• Uploading.
• Actively Placing relevant material into the forum
Yes, I did spend a tiny bit of money registering the following tools. And I’m sure as my fellow researchers here can also point out as link free tools of the trade. I myself am giving examples of the following to use. As I found them to be very No-nonsense, quick n easy and very simplistic to use.
• Screen Capture--- So you see a part of a you-tube video, part of an article/post in the forum. Or basically anything you see visually on your computer screen that you would like grab a shot of so you can get a better look at and upload for yourself. I recommend this amazing tool called Snag-it. Capture anything on your computer screen with the ultimate screen capture tool. The latest version of Snag it makes it easy to create eye-catching images and videos for quick communication.
• Take a photo of your computer screen, including long WebPages.
• Create quick demo videos to share with anyone.
• Enhance images with stamps, text, and effects.
• Organize your captures with easy auto-storing and tagging features.
• Share your creations to presentations, social media sites, and more.
Just hit the capture button and “target” with precision what ever you want!
Download a free 30 day trial version of “snag-it” here. …
http://www.techsmith.com/snagit-gslp.ht ... pAod_SDj-Q
Video downloading--- This tool here is like the coolest tool on the entire internet. I am very sure you need to use firefox for this as it is an Add-on feature for it.
Video Download Helper 4.9.8---
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefo ... oadhelper/
Download Helper is a tool for web content extraction. Its purpose is to capture video and image files from many sites.
Just surf the Web as you are used to, when Download Helper detects it can do something for you, the icon gets animated and a menu allows you to download files by simply clicking an item
For instance, if you go to a You Tube page, you'll be able to download the video directly on your file system. It also works with My Space, Google videos, Daily Motion, Porkolt, film, Dream Host and others.
I recommend as you are about commence the download hit (by right clicking on the file name) “convert to WMV” (Windows Media player) as it the files seem to work best played in the WMV format. After that you have access too all the videos you want and need.
• Arrows, Drawing, Highlighting, Resizing, cropping, photo shopping, ---- All of these tools are savable in tools such as Photoshop and Gimp. I am going to recommend the snag it tool. ( the one I previously mentioned) It is really user friendly. A function of the snag it tool is Snag it Editor where after doing your screen grabs it opens up in snag it editor. These tools are located in “draw” and “image” subheading sections of the editor and it is just a matter of playing around till you find the right way of using the arrows, highlights, drawing, writing, and cropping methods. Again I do stress that these tools are available on many other photo manipulation software such as Photo-shop. I just recommend snag- it because it is verrryyy easy and used friendly. After you have finished with the relevant photo you can use the editor to save your photo to your documents.
Active Motion GIF Making--- I use this tool… Video-AVI to GIF Converter source … @
http://download.cnet.com/Video-AVI-to-G ... 79741.html (free trial just includes the logo on the Gif which kind of sucks) I eventually registered mine n now the logo is gone. To that end, Video-AVI to GIF/JPEG Converter turns small clips of video into animated GIFs or JPEG image files for posting online or using in documents.
The uncomplicated interface prompts the user to choose which portion of the movie to capture and how many frames per second to save. You can then remove individual frames or crop them once they've been saved. (WMV files work great)
• Uploading- Now once you are ready all you need is a reliable site to upload your pics/motion gifs to … There are millions out there I myself recommend
"Photo-bucket"... After creating an account you can upload your picks/gifs there for free! (I payed a tiny bit too upgrade to the “PRO”) which means I have unlimited uploading power (which helps me because I have lots of motion gifs online)
You can have a look @ my photo bucket account here---
http://s1131.photobucket.com/albums/m551/equinox911/
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Actively placing relevant material into the forum--- That’s easy…. If your using a photo uploading account you can look at the image info links (on the right) there is different ones like a “direct link” and what not. The one to use on a forum is the one with the [img]http.goshImcool.Jpg[img] >>> [imp] box @ the start and beginning of the links. If you see an image that you like in the net and wish to post it in the forum just right click on the Image>> view image info>> copy url>> paste link into forum post >> Highlight image >> click the [img] box in the post tools section. It should then look like [img]http.goshImcool.Jpg[img] and shall then make the photo appear in the post once you submit the post into the thread.
Hope it helps…
Additional Information….
9/11 TV archive--
http://www.archive.org/details/sept_11_tv_archive (download the vids using the download helper tool)
9/11 Conspiracy TV---
http://www.911conspiracy.tv/
By the way this is not an endorsement of the above site. As 9/11 Conspiracy TV is quite bluntly is setup as a challenge to this actual fakery research... It has placed it up as it has a lot of links too access downloadable 9/11 footage. Which can’t be denied actually helps a lot any fakery researcher. As sourcing the footage and info on it can be a very hard challenge sometimes.
Again the above methods are just my way of doing it There are many different tools and styles. Just an example...
