
This shadow is possible, because the only source of light for this fireman is reflection of the sun on the buildings and yes- you can have the shadow in the shadow-go on the street and check it out. Same shadow has the man crossing the road. There is no sign of the green screen. I'll tell you what is wrong with this video. The explosion is a wee too early, but you have to slow it down and zoom it as someone did on You Tube. So please remove this gif because it makes the forum less credible for the casual viewer.
pawelos77 wrote: This shadow is possible, because the only source of light for this fireman is reflection of the sun on the buildings and yes- you can have the shadow in the shadow-go on the street and check it out. Same shadow has the man crossing the road. There is no sign of the green screen.






simonshack wrote:pawelos77 wrote: This shadow is possible, because the only source of light for this fireman is reflection of the sun on the buildings and yes- you can have the shadow in the shadow-go on the street and check it out. Same shadow has the man crossing the road. There is no sign of the green screen.
Pawelos,
I think it is highly doubtful that the building would bounce off enough light to make these crisp leg shadows - in a shaded area.
But we could always travel to NYC (Lispenard St / Church St intersection) this coming September to see if this is possible.
Here are two Google Earth images - just for a wider view of the intersection:
Does this person have a shadow - in her shaded area? ( "X" is the location of the fireman in the Naudet video)

simonshack wrote:pawelos77 wrote: This shadow is possible, because the only source of light for this fireman is reflection of the sun on the buildings and yes- you can have the shadow in the shadow-go on the street and check it out. Same shadow has the man crossing the road. There is no sign of the green screen.
Pawelos,
I think it is highly doubtful that the building would bounce off enough light to make these crisp leg shadows - in a shaded area.
But we could always travel to NYC (Lispenard St / Church St intersection) this coming September to see if this is possible.
Here are two Google Earth images - just for a wider view of the intersection:
Does this person have a shadow - in her shaded area? ( "X" is the location of the fireman in the Naudet video)


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The red-versus-white discrepancies observed above cannot be ascribed to any chromatic distortion or white-balance issues



One question I do have? The airliner that it's docked to is quite decipherable from a distance, you can see the color,windows,etc.. even though there's quite a bit of cloud cover. The footage we've seen of 911 doesn't have Any photos So clear?

SmokingGunII wrote:No need, Pov. It can't happen in the real world. Like I've said before, watch the guy crossing the road in the Naudet video. He doesn't look up once, which is strange when you think there should be a 737 reaming it's way over his head at less than a 1000 feet high!






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