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I've seen some comments here and there about equipment and video quality so thought I'd look it up.
Answer was a bit surprising.

When your friends say, 'there are billions of cell phones and no High-Res UAP vids - it's BS' show them this. It's what NASA uses to get HD photos of launches. It's physically impossible for a cell phone (small aperture and focal length) to get what people want - unless the UAP is parked in your driveway :).

Maybe this is overkill (optics people chime in here) but it looks like you basically need a 35mm or better camera attached to a fairly big telescope/ telephoto lens. We might have these on satellites, and they have the WB-57 plane with this, but realistically, hard to see us getting the vids we want anytime soon from a ground based camera. Unlikely to be mounted on a fighter too. Astronomers and photo people, what do you think the floor is (in terms of equipment) to get true HD video of a UAP?

Contraves-Goerz Kineto Tracking Mounts (KTM) are certified for use on the Eastern Range. They include a two-camera, camera control unit offering a combination of film, shuttered and high-speed digital video, and FLIR cameras configured with 20-inch to 150-inch focal length lenses. (https://preview.redd.it/bmkj8vh7mfz91.png?width=1009&format=png&auto=…)

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