Post by dwight on Mar 8, 2010 18:31:39 GMT -4
I have been lucky enough to preview some CBS coverage of the crew statements on Apollo 11: One of the snippets of video Jarrah claims is edited by SCF.
Well the cause of the edit point on the kinescope is complete loss of signal. Furthermore no-one at spacecraft films performed those edits, because the same footage with the same cuts appears on a source 2 years before than SCF even started!
What did the CBS feed reveal? Well, for starters the signal reverts to color bars the second video sync is lost. We then see the MOCR shot from the remote controlled camera (in the back-left of the room when facing towards the screens) with the TV eidophor projector screen in full viewe replete with the non-eventful color bars.
What this means is that Jarrah, unsurprisingly did sloppy research and falsley accused SCF of being fraudulent etc etc. The same goes for other segments of video where the kinescope shows a "cut". The CBS archive shows again that nothing was received from the camera at this point.
Speaking of CBS, you don't want to know what the video footage on their telecast tape does to the scratches seen on the kinescope being wrongly attributed by many a HB to "wires"...
Or even worse what the onboard recorder revealed about the on/off camera switched and the cuts on the Apollo 10 kinescope...
Well the cause of the edit point on the kinescope is complete loss of signal. Furthermore no-one at spacecraft films performed those edits, because the same footage with the same cuts appears on a source 2 years before than SCF even started!
What did the CBS feed reveal? Well, for starters the signal reverts to color bars the second video sync is lost. We then see the MOCR shot from the remote controlled camera (in the back-left of the room when facing towards the screens) with the TV eidophor projector screen in full viewe replete with the non-eventful color bars.
What this means is that Jarrah, unsurprisingly did sloppy research and falsley accused SCF of being fraudulent etc etc. The same goes for other segments of video where the kinescope shows a "cut". The CBS archive shows again that nothing was received from the camera at this point.
Speaking of CBS, you don't want to know what the video footage on their telecast tape does to the scratches seen on the kinescope being wrongly attributed by many a HB to "wires"...
Or even worse what the onboard recorder revealed about the on/off camera switched and the cuts on the Apollo 10 kinescope...
