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[Brian Topp]

WhyDontYouBeliEveMe, on 04 March 2013 - 11:27 PM, said:

23399_609955145684838_1877932614_n.jpg 482493_609943599019326_751158532_n.jpgmy cousin his new house.. took a picture an hour ago  ..after that he cleaned up ! 2nd picture he just take ! but nothing on it , only his own reflection ,

if that is not a ghost then i dont know what it is ! ah

looking at exif date stamp of when the photo was taken,
it says the date is
2012:01:25 03:41:57

[auramyst]

Brian Topp, on 05 March 2013 - 03:08 PM, said:

looking at exif date stamp of when the photo was taken,
it says the date is
2012:01:25 03:41:57

What creates the 'exif date stamp'?  Is that info embedded from the camera using the camera's date and time?

[freetoroam]

I see the reflection in the glass of the person taking the photo. Second photo the reflection is not as clear as he is not standing in the same position.
No ghost, just a reflection.

Always skeptical when someone takes a photo of ....well.....nothing really. Why did he take a photo of his kitchen, it does not look like a before and after refurbishment?

[OverSword]

WhyDontYouBeliEveMe, on 04 March 2013 - 11:47 PM, said:

the 2nd picture .. on the left ! there is that dark figure !

Oh I see it now.  Very dark hazy silhouette of head and torsos in front of the thing that had the yellow towel over it in the first pic.  Interesting.

[Archimedes]

Brian Topp, on 05 March 2013 - 03:08 PM, said:

looking at exif date stamp of when the photo was taken,
it says the date is
2012:01:25 03:41:57

When I save those pics and examine them, I'm not getting any useful EXIF data from them at all.

To the OP, any chance of getting the *original* pictures?  We always get pictures here after they have been resized downward *a lot* from the original camera files and also compressed to hell.

You can host them for free at imageshack.us

[Archimedes]

freetoroam, on 05 March 2013 - 07:27 PM, said:

I see the reflection in the glass of the person taking the photo. Second photo the reflection is not as clear as he is not standing in the same position.
No ghost, just a reflection.

The 'ghost' is not a reflection.  It's in *front* of the object that can be seen in both photos that is in front of the window (the brown wooden thing with the vertical white stripe on either side).

[Junior Chubb]

I can't really make much of the 2nd photo, just a blur really...

What these photo's do clear up though is where your username came from.  

[Knight Of Shadows]

when you adjust the first pic you see kid standing outside .. doesn't look like ghost
and second one in kitchen also when adjusting you'd the character soloman kane or some one like him
i have no idea what solomon kane doing in kitchen

[Moon Gazer]

I seriously don't know how people spot things like this in pics!  If that was my photo I wouldn't have even looked twice at either of those pics.  Maybe I have missed loads of "ghosts" on pics I have taken?!?!

[auramyst]

Moon Gazer, on 07 March 2013 - 10:36 AM, said:

I seriously don't know how people spot things like this in pics!  If that was my photo I wouldn't have even looked twice at either of those pics.  Maybe I have missed loads of "ghosts" on pics I have taken?!?!

It's interesting to go through old family photos and see what's there.  You may find something unusual that no one noticed before.

I've found some anomolies in our old photos.  Someday I'll scan them and post them on this forum to see what everyone thinks.

Meanwhile, here are some examples of weird photos that were overlooked and later discovered to contain something 'odd'.

http://paranormal.ab...he-Bathroom.htm

http://paranormal.ab...dpa-s-Ghost.htm

http://paranormal.ab...g-Day-Ghost.htm

[Archimedes]

auramyst, on 05 March 2013 - 06:50 PM, said:

What creates the 'exif date stamp'?  Is that info embedded from the camera using the camera's date and time?

EXIF data is data appended to the image by your camera.  It records not only the date and time, but can record the camera make and model and the settings when a picture was taken - whether the flash was used, the aperture setting, exposure time, focal length, etc.  and what software was used (if any) to edit the photograph.

Unfortunately, during the process of cropping and resizing photos (depending on how it is done), this data can get lost.  But it's nice to have if you want to examine a photo properly.

Edited by Archimedes, 07 March 2013 - 06:37 PM.

[auramyst]

Archimedes, on 07 March 2013 - 06:36 PM, said:

EXIF data is data appended to the image by your camera.  It records not only the date and time, but can record the camera make and model and the settings when a picture was taken - whether the flash was used, the aperture setting, exposure time, focal length, etc.  and what software was used (if any) to edit the photograph.

Unfortunately, during the process of cropping and resizing photos (depending on how it is done), this data can get lost.  But it's nice to have if you want to examine a photo properly.

Thank you for the explanation!

[AliveInDeath7]

If that's a ghost, i'm a Christian. lol

[Archimedes]

To me, it just looks like someone walking across the room from left to right.

It's taken at night in indoor light with no flash therefore a longer exposure was probably necessary.  A person walking could easily cause that kind of blur in an 1/8 second or similar exposure as opposed to typical daylight or flash lit exposures of far shorter times.

You can even make out a head and shoulders and face.  Here's a zoom in with the brightness and exposure increased.

[third_eye]

Oh oh ... they found Uncle Fester