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[Sakari]

SSilhouette, on 06 December 2012 - 01:21 AM, said:

There may be some truth to that scowl.  Since ghosts appear to be sentient and aware still for the most part, they may very well avoid cameras.  It's not like they can't figure out that their image could be captured with one.  They can see and possibly percieve our intentions long before we act.

Same excuse Bigfoot fanatics say about Bigfoot......

Look, if a person can see these things, cameras can also. Ghost hunters is a freat example, how many episodes now over the years?......Not one ghost caught on camera, although many " personal " experiences just beyond the cameras frame......

People see them and cameras do not, because cameras do not have over active, over excited imaginations.

[scowl]

Sakari, on 10 December 2012 - 02:02 PM, said:

People see them and cameras do not, because cameras do not have over active, over excited imaginations.

In one Fact or Faked episode, people didn't see it but the camera did. Because the camera sucked. The wide lens caused a flare that looked vaguely like something moving.

We see lots of pictures that have some unrecognizable smear or blob. People are convinced it must be something paranormal.

[Sakari]

scowl, on 10 December 2012 - 11:16 PM, said:

In one Fact or Faked episode, people didn't see it but the camera did. Because the camera sucked. The wide lens caused a flare that looked vaguely like something moving.

We see lots of pictures that have some unrecognizable smear or blob. People are convinced it must be something paranormal.

I am talking the " did you see that ? ".....You know, the apparations everyone sees. The woman in the dress, the man in confederate cloths.

" I see her all the time"......Etc, etc.


It has been suggested numerous times that ghost hunters, and other shows ( all those paranormal investigators ) should wear a GoPro camera. One that is recording exactly where they are looking.