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Whether people do this intentionally or not, we all shake to some degreee, whether it's neurological or just your breathing pattern. On nightshot mode on most of the modern digital cameras, you can produce stunning effects by moving the camera when the shutter is opened trying to gather enough light for a picture. Here I took a picture of a light on my dehumidifier, making small circles with the camera as the shutter was opened, then moving quickly to the final spot where I wanted the detailed picture to come out, and this "orb" on the freezer is the result. I took over 200 pictures before I was able to replicate this effect with ease, and figure out the exact camera mechanism causing this effect. Again, become familiar with your camera and if you see something out of the ordinary, try to spot a source for the unusual light sources showing up in your pictures. Our Mt. Carmel picture of the fan with the circling light had no light source of any kind and only flash mode was used, which eliminates the long exposure as associated with nightshot mode.
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Troy Johnson
11:30 PM on March 31, 2010
Hi my name is Troy and me and my fiance live in pine creek , well ever since we moved in crazy thing have happened i dont know how much technology you have but we would really like someone to check it out. We ve seen full body appericians,been phiscially grabbed heard voices lights turn on an off pics and movies thrown + seen shadows and much more we would really like to hear from you call us at home 753 5443
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John H.
09:50 AM on November 03, 2009
Agreed. Film is much better and why we didn't see as many orbs in the past. Apart from taking a few days to get the film back (I don't know of any 1 hr foto that develops 3200 speed film, they usually on develop C41 film), it's a much better medium than digital information. Bad thing with film is you have to shoot the entire roll so you're not wasting money, and the cost of developing 3200 speed film is much more than C41 film (your typical 200, 400 and 800 speed film) because the silver oxide grains are much smaller and tend to develop more quickly than C41. It's just a matter of finding a real photo lab. If not, you may as well use the digital camera because improper developing will cause anomalis effects as well. Good point, and I hope people understand new technology is not always better technology!
Robert says...
its better to use film and to use 3200 film , this film was made for that reason to not get as much blur from cam movement, ive used it at night before and came up with great results.
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Robert
03:05 AM on November 03, 2009
its better to use film and to use 3200 film , this film was made for that reason to not get as much blur from cam movement, ive used it at night before and came up with great results.
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