Why are 90-95% of photos of UFOs,Bigfoot,aliens, Loch Ness monster,etc. ALWAYS out of focus?...VERY annoying!!

Answer 1

Because, like God, they're fictional beings.

Answer 2

My belief is that ufo's have some type of shield or gas around it, which may cause blurred photos. I have actually witnessed a ufo fly over my neighbors home, as I was watching it, it seem to be warping or disappearing before my eyes.

Another possibility is that they can be flying at high speeds which can account for some blurred photos.

Additionally, I have taken many photos of strange objects in the sky, and I agree they do come out slightly blurred, or a what seems to be a blurr around it. I have sharpened the image but it doesn't seem to help.

Note; video taping at a zoom level without a tripod can cause instability and shaking. Additionally, if someone is videotaping passed optical zoom into digital zoom level, the footage will come out very pix-elated.

As far as the bigfoot, etc... Not sure on why they come out blurry.

Hope I was able to help.

Answer 3

Imagine that it You who have come great distances in a flying saucer (for want of a better description) to invest agate a planet, whose peoples have not yet got to end of their industrial revolution. Would You want to give away the secrets of the universe when perhaps You have been instructed not altar the balance of things. Big foot well those taking the photo might be to excited to operate a camera properly. LochNess well them would be Scotts.

Answer 4

how often does someone have the camera ready and focused when something extraordinary happens? thats like how often is a police officer on hand when a crime is committed? things happen in the blink of an eye and its very hard to see something, turn and grab your equipment turn it on and get focused on what your looking at, that may not last more than a second or two. And most people who take pics are not trained to use them or how to hold them. add excitement to the mix, you get a jittery out of focus pic or film.

Answer 5

It's probably because they are constantly moving and going very fast. Or it may be because they aren't real (and i'm not saying I don't believe in them, because I do.) It could also be because the person taking the picture is so frightened, they are shaking or not concentrating on taking the picture enough. I think there needs to be a professional out there trying to look for these things and trying to take pictures of them. I really hope this helps you.

Answer 6

Because the in focus ones can be easily debunked as known objects.

Since UFOs, aliens, Bigfoot and Nessie don't actually exist in the real world, people can only used blurry pics and vids as proof.

Answer 7

Is loch lomond the male version of Loch ness? I always prefer females!

Answer 8

well with blurring and pixleating everything in the picture you can pretty much make what ever you want with it e.g. i could make a cardboard box look like Brad Pitt except i don't have the talent to do that

to put it simple there fake

no offense to Brad Pitt,i just needed a name to put in there and i had just watched oceans eleven

Answer 9

Because only 5-10% of people can do a fake crypto-zoology photo well enough to have the subject in focus and still make it look real.

Answer 10

And while they're at it, why don't they center the damn thing? There's always an edge of the "craft" that is out of frame. I wonder why that is.

Answer 11

because there inter molecular psychic abilities stop the camera from taking good pics

or there all fake