Suspected UFO spotted in Cao Dai Temple Vietnam_Tay Ninh_ 2006

[nightsky74]

Hi guys:

Received this from a friend while he was looking through his old digital camera. Photo taken way back in 2006 (no drones yet ~~), vietnam, Tay Ninh.
Need help to enhance and enlarged the unknown object on the top left.
Was playing aroundwith sharpness and temperature adjustment. Seems that this object has some heat signature. Help to confirm.

All kinds of assistance appreciated.

 

[Mick West]

Seems that this object has some heat signature.

That's just a sharpening artifact.

The object itself resembles other photos of birds or insects. But ultimately, there are not enough pixels to determine this.

 

[kotare]

Was playing aroundwith sharpness and temperature adjustment. Seems that this object has some heat signature

temperature here refers to a quality of the colours in the image (the exploitation/manipulation of warm/cool colours being an important part of art/design), not literal hot/cold as infra red cameras indeed do.
this photo (any conventional camera image) doesnt really tell you anything definitive about heat signatures.
also i physically winced at seeing that sharpness slider almost maxed out.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Color_temperature

 

[Ann K]

@nightsky74 , you'll see the term "the LIZ" used here. It stands for the Low Information Zone, and every type of camera has it. Some things occupy a very few pixels, or do so for a very few frames of a video, so that there simply isn't enough information to tell if a thing is a large object at a great distance or simply an insect passing the camera a few inches away. A very good camera can see more detail at a distance, but there is always going to be a limitation even for those.

 

[nightsky74]

That's just a sharpening artifact.

The object itself resembles other photos of birds or insects. But ultimately, there are not enough pixels to determine this.

Thanks Mick for the candid comment. Essentially, inconclusive i guess. Hope there are more comments coming

@nightsky74 , you'll see the term "the LIZ" used here. It stands for the Low Information Zone, and every type of camera has it. Some things occupy a very few pixels, or do so for a very few frames of a video, so that there simply isn't enough information to tell if a thing is a large object at a great distance or simply an insect passing the camera a few inches away. A very good camera can see more detail at a distance, but there is always going to be a limitation even for those.

 

[nightsky74]

Thanks Ann. Really wasted. Was hoping i could see something. Not sure if there are other experts out there who could help or with softwares that could enhanced the image.