In the next episode of SpooktatorWe are talking about a specific ghost image that was in the media recently and how instead of obtaining the origin of a paranormal, the stranger is actually as a result of bad photography skills. This is a common problem in ghost hunting. When you think about it, the chances of the ghost hunter are a very small professional photographer, but you should not be a professional to take some basic steps to stop poor quality that you start to see things in them were not there. The biggest problems caused by bad photography habits include ghost hunting Pixel pictures intense Which makes people see the faces and numbers that are actually illusions resulting from the pixel, and Long offer or exposure This makes people and things look transparent, unclear, and semi -ghosts.
Here are some examples of these pictures of a variety of ghost fishing sources:
The decent ghost investigator will be interested in creating a reason for any claims they fulfill, and while this was useful to document the site and what is happening. It is logical, then, for the ghost investigator to do so with the best in his ability and in a way that does not raise questions about the images themselves. Anyone takes bad quality images while achieving ghosts and does nothing to correct this problem is a bad investigator. Here are some simple tips for photography that can cut the most common ghost images problems …
Adhere to the traibod
You may think your hands are fixed when you take a picture, but it is not. Trust me. When you shake the camera, your image will be foggy, and if you take that image in the dark, it is likely that any consecutive lighting sources (especially if you have a long exposure setting for low light calculating) which can seem to reflect abnormal. Install the camera using a traibod. In addition, you can reduce the amount of vibration that affects the camera using a remote shutter version to run the shutter. This means that when the photo is taken, do not touch your hands at all. You can capture shutter versions of places like EBay for less than 2 pounds. Or, if you do not want to go on one, you can try to use the temporary setting on the camera instead.
Control your speed
The shutter speed settings control the rate in which the camera is open and then closed when taking a picture. The lunch is open, the more the camera is exposed to lighting and the more brighter the image. Quick shutter speeds are good to pick up movement – like a friend who makes BMX tricks in the atmosphere that is about to pull to the ground with gravity. Very slow shutter speed and the trick will miss, or it may appear blurry. However, the closing speeds are slower in low light settings, or to create technical effects such as moving water lack of clarity. Night time photography is often done using shutter speeds anywhere between 1-30 seconds. However, if your shutter speed is very slow for the conditions in which you photograph it, your image may become exposed and you will end very bright or foggy and anarchism. GEA exposureR. Beginners guide with photographic examples here.
Know your ISO
ISO is all about your camera sensitivity to lighting – the lower the setting, the lower the sensitivity. Many people are tempting to put ISO in a high position when it begins in the dark (especially during ghost hunting), but this comes at a cost due to the high preparation, and the higher the noise you will see in your photos. This happens a lot in ghost images, then the alleged faces come out of this noise because humans are patterns looking for creatures (You can learn more about the effect of Paridolia here.There is no specific rule about the ISO setting that must be used, and you need to identify your specific camera model to know the best in any circumstances, but maintaining ISO is low and the lighting conditions allow it will reduce the risk of live images.
Focus the mind, focus the camera
The focus on your photo topic should be given, but the images outside the concentration that creates many fogged homosexuals. The image may look to focus when you look at the camera screen, but if you enlarge this image, you really start feeling if the image is already focused as you think. The use of “Auto” mode can help in this and you are addicted to cars for a long time, but now I prefer to use the camera in manually while taking time to ensure the image is prepared properly. It doesn’t take a long time to concentrate a shot manually – and if you do it while zooming, you can rest assured that the image will focus well.
Stop taking pictures in the dark
Ghost hunters should not work in the first place. It has no meaning at all because it completely reduces the capabilities of observation. Night -time photography can be amazing, so I don’t say that pictures should never be taken in the dark, but even novice amateur (also known as Me) will tell you that to take pictures in low -light settings, you really need to know your camera and how to use them. Calculating the correct exposure to low light settings appears to be more art than careful science.
The broader lenses are said to be easier to focus in the dark when using them with top F-Stop settings. The F-Number number determines the extent of your camera hole (which is the hole that allows light when taking a picture) and below the number F, the wider the opening. Every time you increase the number F, you effectively increase the size of the hole through which the amount of light decreases. Now, if you want to take good quality and focused pictures, you need the largest possible light, so when you are in the low light preparation, you should adhere to the lower familiarity to increase the opening.
to caution! The image quality can deteriorate when working on the maximum parties for the F-Stop.
In conclusion, these are just essentials that must be taken into account when taking pictures. The only reason why ghost hunters take pictures of terrible quality is that they either do not know how to use the camera because they did not take enough time to get to know them (This is also the case with most of the equipment they use,) Or because using it in this way is guaranteed to produce anomalies in the images that can be provided as a possible guide to ghosts. If you start using the camera properly, you cannot claim that the ghost beard appeared on your face, and where is the fun in that, right?
Pictures were obtained in the post from Unlike (With the exception of these ghost hunting)
