> High-Speed Anomalous Capture // Citizen-Lead
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Sensor Architecture | HARDWARE: Micro 4/3 (GH6/GH7) |
| Full-frame sensors fail at these data loads. 4K/120fps generates extreme thermal noise. Micro 4/3 sensors handle the sustained write-speeds required for hours of sky-watching without dropping frames or overheating. | ||
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Spectral Access | MOD: Full Spectrum Conversion |
| Standard cameras are factory-blinded by IR-cut filters. You are filming a locked door until you remove that filter. Full spectrum conversion unlocks the sensor's ability to see into the near-infrared bands where these craft operate. | ||
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Temporal Resolution | MIN RATE: 119.88p / 120fps |
| At 20,000 mph, a craft is only a "smear" at standard 30fps. You need 120 frames per second to freeze the geometry. Anything less is just filming motion blur and calling it evidence. | ||
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Pixel Density | RES: 4K (DCI or UHD) |
| These objects are often small signatures at high altitudes. 4K isn't for "quality"—it's for data. It provides the pixel density needed to digitally crop 400% in post-production and still maintain a clear craft outline. | ||
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Motion Sharpness | SHUTTER: 1/500 to 1/1000 |
| Ignore the "180-degree rule." We aren't making a movie; we are capturing ballistic data. A fast shutter speed eliminates internal frame blur, ensuring every single frame is a sharp, frozen "still" of the craft. | ||
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Bandpass Selection | OPTIC: 830nm Deep IR Filter |
| By cutting out all visible light and only allowing 830nm+, you eliminate atmospheric haze and blue-sky scattering. This creates the highest possible contrast between a metallic craft and the dark void of the sky. | ||
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Fixed Reference | MOUNT: Fluid-Head Static Tripod |
| Handheld footage is scientifically useless. You need a rock-solid static frame so that any motion detected is guaranteed to be the object, not your heartbeat or a shaky hand. | ||
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Optical Lock | FOCUS: Manual Infinity |
| Autofocus will hunt the sky and fail. Lock your lens to manual infinity and tape it down. Everything in the kill-zone must be in focus before the craft even arrives. | ||
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Data Throughput | MEDIA: CFexpress Type B |
| 10-bit 4K/120fps video will choke and crash standard SD cards. CFexpress cards are mandatory to ensure the "pipe" is wide enough to catch every single byte of data without a buffer-stall. | ||
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Frame-By-Frame Audit | PROC: 1% Speed Scrubbing |
| You will miss 99% of targets in real-time. The "hunt" happens in the edit suite. You must scrub your footage frame-by-frame. If you aren't looking at the 0.01-second level, you aren't looking at all. | ||
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Signal Extraction | LUT: High-Contrast B&W |
| Raw infrared footage looks "flat." Applying a High-Contrast LUT (Look Up Table) forces the sensor to prioritize the brightest highlights and darkest shadows, "pulling" stealth craft out of the grey noise. | ||
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Chain of Custody | FILE: RAW / Uncompressed Export |
| Never share compressed social media clips as your primary evidence. Keep the RAW camera files. Digital compression artifacts are the easiest way for skeptics to debunk real data. Keep the signal pure. | ||
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