Zoom I dont recall ever posting a picture of the boat with camo you must have me mixed up with someone else .
There is nothing Collapseable on this boat its rock solid with all the safety equipment needed .
Yes you can use it on land as a observation platfrom as well as in the water a poachers dream in your case .
And BTW that is no she cat that is a man cat the war lord of northern wettapo creek .
So now bruto your saying the EXIF files are not on the photos ?
If that is so then everything that has been said about these photos is null and vold .
Like Ive said all along you have not proven anything .
Just becouse I am an honest man I am willing to let a real photo expert look at the sd card and make a final judgement but you will have to find that expert that everyone can agree is an expert .
If you dont then I am right you have not proven it to be a hoax I say I am right prove me wrong or are you not up for the challange ?
I dont think you are prove me wrong .
Holy Smoke, Creekfreak, you seem to be having difficulty understanding this. Of course I have not proven anything. Nobody needs to prove anything but you. Let me state it one more time. If you do not understand it, read it again, and then read it again until you do.
To begin with, I believe I am a little less stringent about some of these issues than some other skeptics here. I am starting from the basic presumption that your original photos are honest. So let us start once again, and see if we can get it straight this time.
All of the original photos you posted contain EXIF information which, although a skilled person might be able to fake it, suggest, at least, that the photos are just what you represent them to be. I, at least, am willing to make that assumption, that the original photos are unmodified. Got that? The EXIF info is in those photos for anyone to read. And not to put too fine a point on it, I don't think you're either smart enough or skilful enough to have manipulated the EXIF data on those files, so let's assume for the moment that you did not. It doesn't matter, though. Those photos also have been examined by many people, and enhanced in many ways, and nobody has been able, using honest enhancement, to replicate what is shown on your enhanced photo. It is the enhanced photo that is dubious, not the originals. The enhanced photo that you submitted lacks EXIF information, and thererfore also lacks any record of what was done to modify it, when and by whom. It appears to those who have examined it to contain added information that was not present in the original.
The chain of possession of your SD card is irrelevant. The modified photo, which seems to show a bigfoot, is not present on your SD card, is it? It is modified. It lacks EXIF information, and all who have examined it have concluded that there is no way simply to enhance the original photos to arrive at that point without adding information. Since the process used to achieve your enhancement is not recorded, it is not useful as evidence. However you arrived at that photo, honest or dishonest, is lost, and thus cannot be taken seriously. If you want your photos to be taken seriously at all, you must discard that enhanced photo, and, starting with one of the originals - the ones which have not yet been modified - perform whatever enhancements you think are required, and
record every step of the process so that it can be repeated and checked for accuracy.
I repeat: I do not have to prove anything. You have to prove that any of your original photos contain the added information that appears to be present in the enhanced photo, and to do that you must be able to show what operations were performed to bring it out. If it cannot be done, then one can only conclude that the added information go there through dishonesty or error.
I hope that's clear enough.