Robert Prey
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No. I am an engineer, trained in many types of photo analysis (for forensic engineering purposes) and published in peer-reviewed journals as such. I have debated Jack White on his "analysis" of the Apollo space mission photos. White has absolutely no stature whatsoever in the field of photographic analysis; he is seen as a conspiracy-theory crackpot only. He has demonstrated time and again almost complete ignorance not only of the elementary principles of photographic analysis and interpretation, but a below-average aptitude for spatial reasoning.
Saying he is an "expert in the anomalies" seems to be a polite way of saying he's a conspiracy theorist. Jack White is most decidedly not an image analysis expert. Not even close. Here is an example from my web site http://www.clavius.org/bigmt.html showing just how inept White is.
Further I don't much care for his honesty. I was hired by Ten Worlds Productions to appear on a pilot for a series they were producing for the History Channel. I was asked to debunk some photo analysis and scientific claims made by others. I learned that White was claiming he was a "consultant" to this same program, and that he had worked with the producer "for several days." The producer is a long-time friend from my hometown, so I called to check up on that claim. John, the producer, said no, he'd only interviewed White for an hour or two, and then only to collect White's conspiracy claims on video. Clearly White is comfortable overstating his case and misleading his readers for his own personal aggrandizement. This is not someone I trust to get to the bottom of some claim.
So, instead of discussing White's specific evidence anomalies of the backyard photos, you attack the man. Thus, you betray yourself as just another ad hominem attacker with no knowledge or credibility of the subject at hand (With all due respect to your own auto-biographical puffery.