ORBS....Fake ones

[Kat - Administrator]

Here are pictures of fake orbs.
They can be Pollen, dust, dirt, rain, snow any type of earth element can produce fake orbs.

These are some examples......

[Kat - Administrator]

Here are more fake orbs.....

[Spirit John]

Orbs created by dust

Some more fake orbs
Fog orbs

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DIFFERENT EFFECT WITH CAMERA STRAP

In front of lens- could be mistaken for vortex if strap moved.

Strap in front of flash window- could be mistaken for shadow ghost if strap moved or other object in front of flash.

Floating fluff- strange entity?

Spider web orb

See how the web appears and causes a large orb also.

A spider caught up close. See how they illuminate. Often small insects with wings can be caught like this and confused with fairies or angels.

[Louis Charles, (LC) Publisher]

Nice pics, John & Trace! ;)

[Kat - Administrator]

Thank you John and Trace for posting these pictures. I want to use this section of the forum, so that the experts can post pictures of fake anomalies..fake everything to show the other members on how to identify the difference between fake or real.
Thanks you for your contributions
I am also starting other threads in this section on other things such as fake ecto, fake supercharged energy...etc.
If you have any more pictures that you can add to the threads...I would greatly appreciate your help.
Thanks

[Louis Charles, (LC) Publisher]

Nice experiments! ;) Now, we just have to educate people to take their cameras off of "night mode" so there are no false light bars, etc.

Here is an explanation of what the night mode setting does:

"Typically night mode will set the camera to use flash with a long
shutter time - slow shutter sync. This allows background scenes to
show through, but does mean that photos taken in this mode should be
done using a tripod to avoid blurring of the background."

From my experience, the slightest movement of the camera body while
taking night mode shots will produce blurry photos with light
anomalies. The light from the flash, as well as other lights and
reflective surfaces within the frame will often cause streaks, rods
and the orange haze due to the shutter being open longer. It's a
similar effect to if you lengthen the time the shutter is open and
have somebody walk through the frame; you will receive a lengthened
exposure and the person will look like a ghostly "blur."

;)

[Kat - Administrator]

Thank you LC for your input on this...I want to kind of educate the community on being able to identify the difference and to know what to look for...all examples and input is welcome.

[Louis Charles, (LC) Publisher]

Hey, let's get people to post their examples of "false" ghost pictures. Great education, everyone! :)

[Tkay - Moderator]

Good post, Kat.

[QueenBellaMia]

Thanks for the great information.

[Tkay - Moderator]

Thought I would bring this back up!