Fishing with Steven :)

[EMdevices]

No comments on my newly crafted image?     

EM

[poynt99]

Nice job EM.

Good to see you're using hand cream, such a healthy glow

How about using your skills to get that image into a program that converts it to 3D? Then we can revolve it around and see it from all angles. We can insert Wattsup's choke in there and maybe get a better idea what else might be there in that area, as it seems to occupy a fair amount of space.

.99

[EMdevices]

thank you guys,  I do this for fun when I can't experiment, my payback is the ooohh and ahhhs I get.  lol,  plus it helps to see the device in a better light, I already learned something I didn't know before, mainly where wires go, etc..

I wanted to do 3D a while ago, and maybe I will start that project one of these days.  Right now I fool around with superesolution and photo editing programs.   You know, one area that hasn't been explored yet is audio.  We have other SM videos from google  that have interesting conversations between SM and his visitors and the talking is not so load.  I wish somebody can process those and bring out and enhance the background talking.  That might provide some more clues.

[wattsup]

@EM

Don't tell me.

You turn on the TPU and the fish start jumping in the boat.
One question though.
Is the boat actually on the water or hovering about 6 inches above water. lol

Look, are you using Virtualdubmod. If not please download it and use it. With it, you can see the video in close up live, not just zooming in on grabs. This is the only way to learn bro. If you need usage tips, let me know. But anyone really  serious about cracking the videos should use this program. I placed a zipped copy here for easy download.

http://purco.qc.ca/ftp/Software/virtualdubmod/

Also, maybe you can contact Jack Durban and ask him if he could use some help looking in his garage for that beta copy he talked about that he has, but is in a box in his garage. That would be a prize indeed.

[EMdevices]

@wattsup,

yes I have been using virtualdubmod for many years.  what I do to get good photos is the following:

I apply a deinterlace filter  (keep only even or odd frame)
I resize using bicubic
I adjust levels a bit


then I save a sequence of frames (in BMP or JPG) where there isn't much movement,
then I import my sequence of photos into a super resolution software that averages the frames and eliminates the graininess,  then I play in photo shop with the final product and enhance sharpness, colors, etc.. 

EM