| "False Positive" Ghost Photos - Page 2 |
This photo was taken in a cemetery. On the left side of the photo,
just out of the frame was a reflective no dumping street sign. Even
though the sign was not in the photo, the flashes reflection off of the
sign was enough to cause this very dramatic false positive.
This is why you really need to know the area you are photographing.
This photo was taken with a Minolta Freedom Zoom 140 EX 35mm camera with
Kodak 400 speed film by Sarah Ciafre' of South
Jersey Ghost Research.
This is an example of a lens glare halo.
This can also be cause in the dark by a bright light source in the area
of the photographer. The film used was Kodak Gold 600 speed 35mm
- by Tome Wilson of South Jersey Ghost Research
This photo shows what snow looks like. It
is similar to orbs but tends to be more dense. The flakes also tend
to distort more and are less like perfect spheres. Kodak Gold 600
35mm - by Tome Wilson of South Jersey Ghost
Research
This white streak is an example of a sun streak.
You can get similar results if you are aiming your camera at a bright light
source. Kodak Gold 600 35mm - - by Tome Wilson of South
Jersey Ghost Research
More
examples of false positive photos here including dust, rain, hair, smoke
and more.
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