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April 13th, 2009 admin Leave a comment Go to comments

Ghost / dust orbs questions?

I bought a small color security camera with infrared and sound for $ 50.00 from Home Depot. The security camera uses of RCA cables that connect to my TV input channel. I placed the security camera outside my bedroom window so I can see who is visiting my home. However, when viewing security camera at my TV when it is dark outside. I have noticed light bulbs, any dust orbs, travel for the camera. The light bulbs typically one or two they seem to go in the direction from my house. I was wondering if anyone else has noticed this while watching their infrared surveillance cameras at night.

First make sure that You are viewing orbs and not dust in the air. This can be easily determined in several ways: * Put a night vision camera (infrared) - you've already done: This is a little costly, but if you wanted to nail some hard evidence of something supernatural, this is the way to go. A night vision camera not only looks cool with its green hue, but super sensitive - such as a thermal-based camera. Now I have never known a normal ThermoCamera retrieve orbs - whereas a night vision cam is known to pick up some weird images ... so I'm not too sure you can have light bulbs in your recordings (sometimes the images will show a slightly distorted). * Take photos: This is best done with a digital camera, because they collect more orbs than normal disposable cameras (film or photographs), you are also able to delete digital photos - so you money save. It does not have to be an expensive camera, but make sure it has good quality lens (eg: Sony Cybershot cameras). If you take pictures, and you catch Orb-like objects - a few things you should observe. - Is the brand? Most light bulbs appear to have a glow around him. - Is the show distinctive movement? Real light bulbs apparently show movement on videos and photos (although they sequence images) - Is it the air? Most light bulbs appear to prove not true. - What shape is it? Orbs are assumed circular. If your light bulbs are something between diamond or oval - then just dust. - Is it just? Orbs are known to show up their own, without other orb company. If you have more than 2 light bulbs - it is probably a "pack" of dust. Also show dust swishy sort of motion - such as an airstream. Orbs seem to have a mind of their own country. - Is there a temperature change? Some bulbs are connected with ghostly activity, and sometimes only in the presence of a spirit. But its importance to note that with a photographic camera - you can oil, water droplets or dust on your lens (or before). This is Orb-like items on your photos. What happens is: the light or flash on the camera bounces on the substance (or oil drop ... etc), and cause the glow to appear perfectly round and glowing. Catching a ball of light at an infrared camera is rare, (if a real orb). I suggest you watch the following (click on 'em and see - you need Flash Player does), and note if one of the orbs as you look on the foot following ages: http://www.youtube. com / watch? v = oPXx963w0WE - Possible Orb (Fly By) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=49dWWk6P4VE - Mysterious Red Orb (movement) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8bQHaeMAN10 - Seemingly Orbs zoom past (with Ghost) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SDGadNSTYkQ - More light bulbs (with Night Vision Camera) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=moFkKH2XsZU - Dust orbs is almost out, may be useful when a small piece of your images online for others can post somwhere be seen. If one is able to see the evidence, one can conclude.