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They use cheap low resolution thermal imaging while claiming that the show uses all the best new tech. They said repeatedly that the image "just disappeared" while the audience could clearly see (while their expert analyses the video) that whatever it was turned around and ran off into the woods.
1. While tracking Bigfoot in Washington State, Mireya captures massive heat signatures about 100 yards away from her on the thermal camera. She realized it wasn’t just one creature she saw in the distance—there were four of them, and they’re the biggest she’d ever seen.
8 gru 2019 · The scene is pitch-black but his face and hands are visible in infrared footage, and he scans the landscape with a thermal camera, looking for a heat signature that would indicate he isn't alone.
They have a great thermal image of something walking and never show it again and dont analyze the footage. Then just decide that what ever it is moved on. Whole show is staged
10 gru 2019 · See how the investigation for the elusive Bigfoot unfolded in the unforgiving Oregon wilderness. An elite team of investigators use an advanced data algorithm to analyze five decades of Bigfoot sightings to pinpoint when and where to encounter the elusive beast.
On last week’s Expedition Bigfoot, the team captured footage on a thermal imaging camera that left legendary Bigfoot enthusiast Bob Gimlin stunned. Catch up with the full recap right now.
6 wrz 2022 · In December 2019, Expedition Bigfoot burst onto the scene (OK, it probably gingerly stepped out from behind a tree) on the Travel Channel, with experts to back it. That's right, this show is real and it's spectacular.
